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Soto goes the distance...Page 3 • e I • at y enttne Ohio Senate OK's tax refund bill • Vol.34 , No .53 Pomeroy-Middleport, Copyrighted 1984 By JOHN CHALFANT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - Don't rush to the mailbox just yet, but get ready for something unique In Ohio history - an Income-tax refund from the smte. Legislation that would give $50 mllllon of a projected $131 million budget surplus back to taxpayers In refunds ranging from $7 to $76 depending on a person's Income and filing smtushas cleared the Sena te unanimously . The Ohio Department of Taxation said taxpayers would receive refunds of 2 percent of their 1~ tax liability or $7. whichever wa' greater. If their total lax Ohio, was less than $7, the total tax would be refunded. For example. a single taxpayer with an Income of $15,000 would get a $7 refund. A single taxpayer earning $3),000 would get $20.89. Officials said 1,612.899 taxpayel'!i would receive the $7 refund and 1.673,746 would get the 2 percent refund. About 300,000 people whose mx was between $1 and $7 will receive the amount of their ta.,. Passage Tuesday came on a 32.0 vote. The biU was sent back to the House where representatives were expected to approve it today. Sen. William Bowen, 0 -Cincinnati, said the bill had significance beyond the refunds. " It represents an act of good faith between the Sho'- Your Town's Most Unusual Store "Shopping U• Flral Just Makes A Whole Lol ol Sanaa" We Reserve The R1gt11 To limil SALE STARTS TODAY-ENDS SUNDAY. JULY 8th. 1984 ' .:• 'O .';·.'P·\': ·:b'• VINYL:.( GARDEN :'• . HOSE; _, .1-. • : •·' Y:~ fl dlameteG 50' I~I"'th ~-: 1 • 1 < ....~... • 8'1• yds x 12": 25 sq . ft . 2 ROllS'I FOR 6 PC. STEAK KNIFE SET • Stainless steel. dishwasher safe, genuine hardwood h4ndi!S . fJii9 • - ,,t ,, [ ~ ' ,.:~1 2 Sectiom , 12 Poges 25 C.nh A Multim.dia In c. New'f)oper 1984 government and the people," & wen said. Republicans contended the surplus was arti1ically low. Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R-Cincinnati, peggPd the cash balance oy the June 30 end of the fiscal year at $!XXI million or more. "It's a good idea today but in my opmion the amount of thP rebate l' so small we're emasculating what could have bef>n a good approach," Aronoff sa id. Democrats di smissed GOP claims of a larger su rplus. "You can do anything with numbers. The issue today is keeping faith wit h the taxpayers." said Sen Neal Zimmers. 0-Dayton. &wen said refund' would be S<•nt to taxp"}US automatically . The bill autlmrizes spending$7'JJ,lXXIto eover mailing C.'OSIS. Just before their fina l vot.e, SC'nators rP jected, on a 17·15 party-line vote, a GOP amendment that would have provided for the 90 percent tax increase enacted last year to be cut by 19 percent. In other action, the Senate Tuf'Sday delayed for one day a vote on a conference commith?€ version of a bill earmarking $85 million in excess slate lottery profits for schools. Senate President Har!J' Meshel, D·Youngstown, said t he vote was postponPd bPcauS!' of the Scnatp's busy agenda . The mcasu f(' has bet>n on thr hack burnPr si ncf' ir sparkPd a bitter deba te in late Ma;·. NEW TEST - Dr. Jack Wand' draws a blood serum sample to be tested for Uver cancer using a newly developed method devised by a research team at Massachusetts General Hospital in Buo;ton during a . House awaits drinking age bill WASHINGTON (API - A 21· year-old national drinking age bill is headed back to the House, where quick action could help it become law in time to give the nat ion a symbolic warning about drunken driving before the Founl1 of July weekend. The measure. which passed the Senate 8J.l6 TuPsday night . would not take effect for two years But Sen. Paula Hawkins, R·F'Ia., said it could send an immediate message that the nation Is cracking down on drunken drivers. " It would be symbolic if, before we have a big roaring holiday, we have this in everybody's mind," she told a post-vote news conference. The HouS!' also passed a "m in· imum 21" bill June 7. but must now decide whether to accept a Senate· added incentive program for states that enact automatic jail terms and fines for convicted drunken drivers. Rep . .JamesJ.Howard,DN.J .. the bill's chief HouS!' sponsor, said he would have to study the Senate version befort' recommending a position to the House. Consultants say construction of Tuppers Plains project 'year away"' By TERE>A MELCHER Sentinel News Staff Although plans for the Tuppers Plains sewerage will be ready by September, construction will not smrt until June or July 1985, said two consultants from the engineering firm, John David .Jones and Associates of Columbus. The englnPPr ing firm was awarded the contract to design thP sewerage system for approxl · mately 140 hom es In the area. Clyde Gaston and Bob LPventry of the Columbus firm presented their Incomplete plans to thP Meigs County Commission Tuesday and talked about completing plans. OrlglnaUy, construction was to begin when the plans were com· pleted. However, both Gaston and Leventry agreed the soil would not rlght for contructlon In October . Constructing In the dry months would "mlnlmlze tearing up people's yards," Gaston saJd. The grant for the project Is for $281.010. Gaston said hP estimates the project will cost around $330.600. "We are attempting to adhere to the original budget," Lt'ventry said. The difference, about 15 percent. Is to be m ade up by local residents, sa id County Commissioner Richard Jones. Each resident will be assessed on an individualized basts, Jones added. " People are getting Itchy," said ,Iones. They want to know what Is being done. he added. After construction begins, con· structlon will take around three months, Gaston said. The majority of sewerage im· provements will be ln·lot Improvements, Gaston said. Thesewagecan be disposed of on the property where the sewage originates , he added. 1n areas where the sewage cannot be disposed of on the property, Gaston said the sewage would be furmeled to a drainage area. The sewage would be aerated, flow through a sa nd filte r and chlorinated before being dis· charged. Leventry said. If the sewage Is in an open airdi tch and m aintained up to Envlromental Protection Agency standards . no odorwUI be present. Gaston said. Gaston also said he had spoken to the EPA about the construction ban on the area . He said he believes the EPA will lift the ban as soon as plans for the sewerage system are completed. 1n answer to clflzens' qupstlons about whether they should improve their existing system, Gaston said, "II you can gel by with stop-gap meassures until next year. go ahead." The conunlssloners, along with Gaston and Leventry, scheduled a public meeting for the week of August 7. Besides the progress on the plans, the maintenance plan for the sewerage system will be discussed. to decide until the grant is approved . U the grant is approved, eac h structure could receive up to $1>.00J to be used to repairthcstructureand upgrade the hou se to meet code standards. Af1 er rehabilit ation the commis· sioner s can require th e ownf'r to across the state for fami\i()s wh osC' fulfill other obligations, such as m aintaining the st rurturf' for a period oft ime Edwards empha sized th~ mone)' is a gra nt and requires no ma tchi ng funds. .Julv 11 ann 1.1 were S('t as public hcar~ g dates for the projec t. Tlw hearings will begin at 9 a.m. ln the commissioners' office. ViUagemay· ors and township trustws will be notified of the application also. Commissioners gave Col um bia Gas of Ohio th<· auU10lity to cross County Road s 174 anrl1:i near State Route 124 wi th a four -inch UnP and an cight ·lnch casing b)' the t>ortng method. The in stallation oft he pipe will not m use the road to be closed. Jonf'S sa id . CommissionPrs awarded lhP conI rac t fur Uil urninous materials for July to thP Asphalt Material Com pany . The shalt on the self -loading ear1 h moVC'r broke TuPsday. Countv EnginC'C'r Phil Robe11 s l'P[X.>rted . Commissioners instructf'd Robt>r1 s to grt cost C'Stima tf>s on fixin g thC' machine bel ort? taking any action. Thf> Pomero~·· M iddlPpOii !jons Club asked thE' commissioners ' pe1mi ssion to in stall park benchf'S in front of thf' commissio nPr !" proposal. C'OIH1 hou."C· agT'('f'd to Thf' thp 'Survival Game' has made its way to Meigs County area The object of the game 1s simpl e press confer ence Tuesday. Wands said the test should be commercially available within a year and c-ost a doUar or two. ( .\1' Laserphoto). thC' conunissioners they do not havr income is less than $16.001. Sid Edwards and B:lb Haner of the Gailia-MPigs Community Action Agency presented the idea to the commissioners and volunteered to write the grant. Edwards said thP grant could be administered in any way the commissioner' decided . Corrunissioner Richard Junes suggested a three· m<•mber n•view ooard with an administrator, simil iar to the way another grant was administered. Edwards reminded By JOHN WI CKLINE UVP News Staff ' DURA• SOAP PADS • Steel wool soap pads PACk liH8 27, U Meigs County's granI is approved, approximately 50 ri'S i· dents could receive money to rehabilitate their homes. At their r egular meeting Tues · day, the county comm issioners decided to apply for $400,lXXI in federal housing money. Approxi mately $115 million is available E1nly Sell O ut PoSSible Quantities ALUMINUM FOIL June Meigs to apply for federal housing funds All Item s Sold On A First Come Basis Wednesday, enough because it draw s fromonco f nature's most basic in stinc ts survival. The ga me, known as "The Surviva l Gamf'," has madr its w ay to Meigs County. Harry and Gary Willford, both of Racine, fanned the Southeastern Ohio SurYival Games. The gamt> is played on weekends and is similiar to a popular BJy Scout game. ''Capture the Flag"- except for one thing, the panicipantsget to shoot at each other. Not real bullets. of couro;c. but paint ba lls which re!;emble blood pellets used in movies are the ammunition used lo eliminat e the enemy. The Willfords have been prepar· ing for the gam!' for the pa't tJuw months , Gary's brother, Kevin, a member of the U .S. Air Force, piays every weekend in Fort Mead!', Md . It was Kevin's suggestion that got the ball r oiling in Meigs County. "Kevin knew there was nothing like this in the area," Gary Willford sa id . "We kind of drug our feet becauS<' we were skeptical about getting into something like this." The closest you can get to war without a formal declaration, some participants, who by law must be over 18 years of age, of the gamf' rea lly dress as if thPy werr in military service. " Last week, wP had some guy s play," Harry Williard said . "They had on thP camouflage suits and black pa in t on their face. ! told them Water s hortage Residents of Symcuse are being asked to conserve the use of water untU funher notice. The main pump Is down and at the present Ume a smaDer pwnp Is being used. Before the larger pwnp can be replaced water testing must lake place. The Boanl ol PubUc Affairs asks that residents do not water ganlens or laW118 or wa&h C8I'S. that they WPrP paint ed up lik<' Indian s." Garnes Played On Saturday Games art• played Saturday from R a.m . to noon and from 1 p.m . to~ p.m .. and Sund ay from 8 a.m. to noon. Each player must pay $20 per session . This will get him an a ir pistol, dircartridgt• and two tutx•s of paint balls. or ruughlv 22 shots. Ext ra air caJ1Jidg£'s can be pu1chasPd during the game for $.C.II and extra paint balls for$2per tube. The playe r must search out a judge to mak<' his purchase ln the woods. "One boy 1th is past week<' nd 1 must have ~n shooting at an,v· thing that movPd becauS(' he was buy ing an awful Jot of paint ... (;a~' Willford sa id . Most anythi ng g()('S in this game. just like in a rea l batlle. There art• a few ruiPs, such as no firlng at the hmd lpat1icipants wear sa feTy goggles in case a shot docs stray 1. stay wit hin a mark<'Cl boundary and aft er being shot . yell " hit." take off your t!'am bandana. hold it up and wa lk out of the woods and into the neulral zone s o the judgps will kl10\'.: how many remain in tht• woods. A hit i!; >;<'OJ'l>d as when a paint bal l hits any pa11 of the body and spl att ers it s orange dyP on the clothes. The paint washes off wi th water. "It will sting at a close range, " Gary Willford said . "You will know when you have been hit . "Some games, if you are hi t in the ann , you can"t use that arm ," he co ntinued . "And If you are hit in the leg, you have to use a crutch. T hat is hard to do in the woods. A hit is a hit in our game.· ' On Hubbanl Property ThP batUefiPld is 4i1 acrPS on MacKenzie Ridge, off County Road 28. It is played on the property of Larry Hubbard. "It took us a M'l'kend just to get the field ready.·' Gary Willford said. "If you just walk over It, you lose two pounds." The game does require a rew skills from Its players. "A lot of hunters play." Gary Willford. "'But not too many people are good "1th a pistol. A guy really shaky would not hit too many things. And ills kind of hard tobequ ir t in thr woods ... So. to av·o id making noiS('s. th(' pla)'ers usuaJJ\· hld<' in or bPhind something. "'Om' pt'rsun 1-.:"Ul up in <:1 trf'C' last w"•kmd ." Garv \\'!IIford sa id . " That trw wa s reaH1 bending. I just sat therP waiting fo r th a t trPt:' to bl-.:'dl< " "Sonw of those guv s should g<-t wisP and build a trc•r• stand likf' you do when _ v ou df'('r hunt. " said Han:.· Willford. Other pla.\"C'J:o; ha n ' taken to hi dmg behmd logs. m hone1·sucklr bushes and between I'OC'ks "Evf'r:vtxxl~· \\:as warned aOO ut snakes out thf'rf', · Gary Willford said. "Then thr!"· would cra\vl on the ground or bury· lhf'msrlves in th(' leaves. I think thr nois£' th ey' made would scare away a snake. I was t.hf> on!~· onf' 1o Sff' a snak f' <1 1! day, and 1 s.1w it in a clraring.'· Thr- wnods arr usuall.\' Vf'f) ' quiet , Gary Willford sa id. until that first shot. "By thm rv·rl')'bodv· has j ust about figurf'd out whC'IT' P\'f'ryonC' eLse is at." h~s ai rl. "Thm you ·uhear that fir st shut. Thrn it gets quiet aga in for awhil<•. thm all hell br eaks 1005('." Not Another Fad Thr gamP, whirh has lx'f'n airf'd on national lei('\·ision and wri ttC'n about in Timf' m agaz im• and Spor1s lllu stratPd, has both the Wiilfords !Continued on page 121 NCAA losl'l'l haul~' WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court. in a decision that could change the television viewing habits of millions of Americans, today broke the National CoUeglate Athletic Association 's exclusive grip on televised L'OUege footbnll games. By a 7·2 vote, the couri !reed individual colleges to make their own tele•ision deals. It ruled that the NCAA'soontracts with ABC, CBS and Turner Broadcasting, worth hundreds of ndlllons ol dollars, vlolale federal antitrust law. �·c omment Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, June 27, 1984 Polemical manners_____w_i_llia_m_F._B_uc_k_ler_J_r. The Daily Sentinel Q. What is lhe John Birch 111 Court Strt'et Pom£"roy, Ohio DE\'OTED TO THE I~TERD;T OF THE MF.IGS.MASON AREA Society? A. A group formed in the late '50s around Mr. Robert Welch of Belmont. Mas s., an a nti · communist ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher P..\T WIIITEHE ,\D BOB HOEFI.ICH G~·nt'ral .\s1iislanl Puhlisht•r ( ' onlrolll"r "anager ~ews career of Dv.'ight E isenhower m lhe ·\ .'\oiE .\ IRt: R of Th'' r\!'\so<'iatt'd Prt•ss, Inland DaiiJ.r Prf"ss .'\ssodalion and tht· ·\nwrit·an ~t'W'!i papt•r Publi!o~ht:>r ,\ .~sociation. LETfEI(~ OF Of"I~IU:'\ an· well onwd . Tht'Y. shou ld tw les!>- I han 300 words l u n ~ \lll••tl!•r .. an• 'uhjt•t·tto f•diting and mu~;t lw stgnt'd with name, addrtoss and ldt·flhuno • nu r11hn '"u tm.,i~1wd h•U••r,. ~~.· 111 tw puhll!; ht•d. Lt>ttf'r'i s hould ht' in i:"OOd la!>lt ', addn· .. .,inK j..,.,ut•..; , nnl IX'r"otlallti••"' Writing a national political platform author reached the Genera l Elsen· hower was a conscious agent of the Soviet conspiracy. conclusion Editor in orientation. Q. What was the principal reason for it~ bnef notonety? A The so-ca lled "'Black Book ... II is a book-length accounl of lhe which IHLE ROTHGEB. JR. and anfi·socialist that Q. How on earth did he come lo that conclusion? A. One way 10 compress thP Black Book is to say of il rhal il deduced from objcclive conscquen CPS subjective intentions. Eisen· hower was aroun d when w e los! Eastern Eurorw and Chin a. Q. llut w hy IS this r elf'\·a nt to bring up now? A. Because there is a temptation, on both the political righl and the Writing ;1 national f.X)Iittr,il platform isn·r a wholt· lot flifff'rPnT thJn tTafting lt ')::ts!. ttion on t ·.~p lio! H ill Thf~ pld .\ l ~ rs an~ oflf•n thP samf' anclthP prt:X'f'<.;S l"i juo..;! ;\'i ht'CTIC Do;f'no..; of memt)('t s 1ll ( tlDgn' s" wtll tx• cj(•]£'g<J t(•" J \ nl':-.:1 mon Th 's 11c'mocra11( :"<~lton.d C 'tJilq•nlJiln dnd ,tl.Jou T :..'0 of l ht ·m <.;('JYf' on the PlJlfmm Cnmm1t f('\ · 11.f'C'('n1 "l'"·"IOil" ot Tht· (Jd!lf'l h.J\ '1' 1 ~tkr>n on tht· na,·ol of congn•sstonal commitlf't' !llf'4.'1ill1.;"- nuT unl\ tx't'dU;-..t' ol thP Lu gr numi::Jc-r of Congl'Pss mt>mtx•1 ." <md th t• r.'l>t' of \\\)f'k imul\'f'<:l. !Jut ;J)su bt•t·ausl' somt• of tlw SI:'Ssiun." han • ~ t ctu;dl\· lx'(•n ht•hJ 1n commiltc'(' room s. That wa~ 10 ac·com;xlat(' mC'mlx'rs v. ho nPrx.h xl to ru sh bark and forTh to thr House ;tnd S<'mtll' floor:-- for \ 'OlPS. On nnt•such \oltng trip . thf' Vlnndalf' ('ctmpdtgn lo<..;t a commJ from lhC' Ck' mOf'r<Jiif' pl,i!fotm- ;nl tmportdn l comm<~ r~s it turnc'fl out. ThP fir' I clr;dt of 1tlr p i <.~ !form conlam('Ci a "f'C'Iton on .tffnmat 1\'('.ICt ton prngrant .... <il \ llmg \\tltt l'Jf'l.tl quot <.l '· lt qdtc'CI· "Th(' Df'mocraiJC Parr:.· oppo~t>" q Ut 1t,t...... n h1t h ,Jl "t · in('on.'i." lt'nt " 11 h t h0 pnndplc•s of our crJunt '"' . · · 'f11at H.Jo..; th1· I,Jng-uJgl' \\ ,tlh·r F \-lunrL!J( •\ li<'Ul('!l.Jnls 1.A ·, 1nl f'd m th(' ~btfnrnl Rut .\1 rllld. llt •\ lop tt •pn •....r •nufi,·r· on th<' pl.nlotm commiW'1: ', Rq > :..1 ich ~J ('] H. 1rnP". [) .\l ei. , .111<1 ht.. , Hous.t · c ollf'J.[.'llt •s hdd 10 lf\ J\'t' 1ht• 10om fm political left, 10 reason ln what one might call the Birchite mode. Q. Give me an example. A. OK. I'll give you an example involving Anthony Lewis of The New York Times. Not long ago he wrote I hat the persecution of Andrei Sakharov by I he communists is the result of Rea gan's anti·Soviet aspirations Q. Whal d1d he mean by I hal? A. The same kind of lhing said broadly about Sen. Henry Jackson and his amendmenl. II sjX'Cified thai no favored trade status wilh the Soviel Union would be permil red so long as the Soviet Union imposed bars on the emigration or Soviet Jews who wantPd to get out . When theamendmPnt was Invoked, 1he Soviet Union retaliated by dlmimshing the number of Jews to w hom it had beC'n grantingemiwa · lion visas So it was that some people were prepa red lo say that Jackson's anti ·comm unism r t>" su ited in in!Pnsifying communi sm's C'Vi) feat Ufl'S Q. What is the righl·wing complr· ment of this? A. Well. i1 has been sa1d of Lewis · "'Anybody w ho would say thai Reagan's policies are responsible for what is in fad the organic evil in the Soviet system simply does nol recognize lha t organic eviL"' And if he does not. it is mosr logical to ass ume 1ha rrhar fallurC' is 1he r esu II of a Ia rent sympalhy wilh I he Sovlel system. much as a doling parem falls to see and effectlvPly to reprove an errant son . F.xpand that. if you like: People like Ton.v Lewis (we ll , speciftcally Tony' Lewis) have in the past poohpoohed I he notion I hal I here would be> a blo<Xibath in Cambod ia, having before Ihal pooh -pooh<'Cl 1he not ion of a domino effC'C't in I ndoduna. Res ull ? Millions of corpses and 100,000 boat pt'llplc Lewis is almost alwa~:s on the side that wishes to cut down drfrnsr expenditures. ytr ld to thf' Sf)vtC'I Union on bargaming point.o..; at disa rmamr nt con ff' r P nC'C'S. cnttCIZC' ~0 CNOIQ' Letters to the editor Senate Bil/382 R('('('fll l\. Si•natt • Rlit :~2 ha s t·('('f'i\'f'{l much LJ!It •n!JOn In il'i OJij.,>inal fmm . thf• hill \\·ould haw• dtstnhul1d S.Ul millton of tht• rxcPs"- lollt·t-:- profit-- amnng Ohto"' schcx.> ls and pLJcr-d th(' rrmdtning S.Jtl million tn d con t tngPnn or "ra tn~ da\ " t'duc,lltun fund to b· ust'<.1 in 1imt • of l'COnomi c 'hmt f, dl~ lor sC'houl fund1ng In a 17 to \1) \ otP. rhf • ( lh1o Sf>n.Jlt' amPnclro lhf' IJlll so lllill 1h1· Jull .\"Jl mtllion tn f':XCf'"" lnlt(•tv pro fth could bf • US<'<:l IJ_ \ our seh(XJJ<;; to purchasf' t:xx1k ..... ('(JUtpml·n t and tf'achtng .: ud:-. HmH'\'f'l". the HrJIJ'-,( ' IX·muc1 dt" han• a>si! JII"(l ltll' blll to it:--. 01igmal langu J.gt' with S.lO rmllion of th!' ~ tahil it\' .mel cont mull) 10 OUI' schoo l fundmg sv"t(•m. Howrv0r. thi s $41.) mtl lton suq1lus profits ~t \ 'il iidbk now ts tola!IY m~td<'quatC'toarcomp· l1sh t h L~;. pu 11-)JSf' and t hf'Sf' funds o.., hould bl:· cl1 stnbutf'CI to schools tmmr'Ciiatc>l\ Loc ,1l oduca tot~ h<i\ f' told lllf' I ha I th(·~ pn•f(•r thd t all uf thP rxcess profll!-i lx• cltstribu ttxl .:.~mong our schrx> l ~ nov. . Our schools and our childrf'n nr'<'d thr-sr rxrf's~ funds now "u lhd t an immf'diaiC' and 1•xtf'n''''f' upgr.tdtng m t hf'qua llty of our statf' sc hoots· cduc a tiona! matE' t"tdl " ancl progTJ m~;. cJn tx:> madr Jx>forr ,choo l op<'n' nt'Xl fall Thr t'.\l'Pss profits from thl' Oh io lottery rJ('4."tl to lxo l\Jimarkn.lfor l'duc:at 1on . f'xrPss profll s 10 IJf' plarrd in " .1nd lhdl dCiiCln nc'f'ds 10 IX' rakm ron tmgf'nc.v fum! If d cont ingrnr\ fund \\'f'rC' ril'\t' lof)f'd ,Js .1 pcn1 of .1 comprchC'nS!H'. long r;Jn.QP ...;rtlnol fundi ng plan, 11 might tlf'lp prm 1df' now. . Jt~n nikr L Sh1¥'ts 2111·:. Sf'conrl Sl. I 'omPrm· Ca rll •r Somroffa rwr · "if'XJX'rl LSC' ts -.urT to n1boffon hjs hf'it ·apparf'nt . I {Oth arP pnzf' gTi nnrrs Rul right thf'rf' ts " ·hrrr St~nator H a1i shines Iff' dOC'Sn't try to ingratiatf' himsf'lf ln g1 inning and kissing babirs a klS> on h!'rtJu l didn 'r chf'f'k to Sl•nator Hart Ln 1ht• nPar fulurr and fX>SSibl~ to Rl'H'IT'nd Fritz planlf~l lay a sm(l()('hf'ron Covc rn or :'o.1a rt ha Lanf' Collms who lingf'rrd nc ·arb\ An.\ da~· now c:xpPCI a 1r•lf'\'ir..;f'fl intrn: ic\\ tx• tw('('n thi .., dl'mocratic standard bParf'r of spt"Cia ltnt PJT•sts tMonddlf't and ht" mf'ntor .ltmmY F:xp•xl Mr. Mondalr l o offer his , lackson . HoWf'\W. don·r look for MClndalf' kiSS<"'S 10 IJf' wafted I am currmll)· pf('paringa book of rriPmen10f'S for GcnC'ral JamE>S V Hartinger upon his f('liremcnl form the Unilr'Cl Stales Air Force. This joyous ocrassion wil l take place the end of July in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 1 am S£'l'kmg lhP hPlp of all ar~a resid0nts m prG\'Idi ng mf' with photos or other pieces of informa· lion. ie. newspaper articles on the General"s childhood, high school days, WPSI Point days and other sign ificant events throughout his life. I \\1ll be more I han happy lo pay thC' rC'production costs of photos or m1irlPS as well as the postage necessary to fOTward lhese articles to my home. Thank you for all of your help and support. I enjoy rf'<'eh·ing my copy of the Sentinel and look forward to hearing from local residents. The articles can be sent to Capt. Randy B. Becker. 45 lnnsbruck Lane. Bellevllle. IJ. 62221. Randy B Becker Capt. USAF. A. What IS meanl is thai Lewis would nol behave differently If tndet'CI he were a member of the Communist Party . Q Would i1 be fa1r. then, lo genPralizc that about some critics of 1he Reagan policy one might say: a 1 ThE'y arP known and demonst · r1C'd anti-rmmunists who have n•ached differC'nT tactical concl u· sions; or b ) Thry arf' anti communists only tx>causeeveryone in Anlf'rica savr self-dec lared eommunisls is presumed to be unt i·communist but they ~have rxactl~ · in !hPw<.~y On(>wouldexpect a crypto-rommun ist to behave; or c1 Thf'v arr manifeslly pro · co mmu ~ isl inasmuch as It is inconcri,·a blr that anyonP who v.asn'r that v:ould £'ndorse thi s baskrt of positions? A Yf's . that is a fair breakdown Q YoUJ point() A T h.11 in t hr absence of such rvidc•ncf' as. for instance. we had on Hrnn Wcllla cf' movrmcnl in 194K Q Conc luding'? CAN~ fRoZEN 1-U~ fMSR<OS OJ: WJ.lllY,tm.AStV fmNIS, AND~AWINE5"5 IN MATURITY,,? r\ Th.rt int hf'hPC!tcpo litirald a~·s :Jhf'ad. onP must m1nd On('s polf'm]('al mannrrs Sudden deathl..--_________J_ac_k_A_nd_l'r_so_n WI\SHI~GTOK- Somcwhr•n' in th£• l'niled States. thPrT' d ll' 1-t rider I\ 1\mPrirans walking around v.1th drfrcli\'f' parC'makC'I'S that could fail at d n~ · minuTf' . Thf'~<' pf'oplr ro uld drnp tif'MI in thrtr tracks I don't kn ov.. thf'tr namP'i: thr ligurf' l.t IS a conSf'rYatiw• statJS II ('J] JS<.; um ption bv !hf' Food clnd Ot up Admini,trdtion. It has v. L1r·nPll tllf' pacPrnakPJ m~ulufc~c ­ turrT pri\·c.~ IPI) of a wirin g prolJirm in onf' of It s mod!'ls 1hat co uld prO\ ,. f;Hal to somf' wrarr rs ThP allf'gNl drff'f't ha " bf>cn di .'i('O\'('rfYI in ,1 pc!CPmakrr· m;uif' b\· Mc"<Hronw lnr . ol :viJn nra rX)Its. lhP wor ld's largf's1 pacC'makrt manufac tun•r . Thr problrrn has txo(' n tracC'd 10 plao;lic·cuat('(l \\ tiP.'. idrn11 f1rd as ModPI C>o . h472. wh1ch !rod from thf' pacf'makrr unit tot hr hrarl. Thf' wirin g prohlf'm cc~ mr to lighT las t Ff'bruar)· \\' hPn onr of MPdt r on 1c'.s btggf'st customPrs. thr Lanf'a "· tC'r r Pa . l Gpnpral H ospital, OJX'I' · atf'd on dozens of hC'ari pa11C'n ts ro rC'mm·p the potcnt1all,\ fault\ ' \\' II' lllg component . It was dJsCO\f'rC'd That undf'r strP ss thl' thin pl;.~stic l'O~IIin g can ccaek Blood will l hf'n S('('p through to thf' \-\ iling ca us1ng a short circu t1 Thr L~Jn c astf'r incidPnl lrd thr comptln~ to is.s u£' a lf'llf'r 10 ph,\'"iiC'Ians C'Xplatning thr problf'm .tnd acknowlf'd gmg that lhf' wiiT' IP.Idf'rs han~ ,l 10 pPrcC'nt failurf' r ..tlf' aftf't thrPf' ~ rar~ usC' Ru t thP full (':XIf'nt nf the• d:.nl.[:l'l v.asnotrrcognizPda rt hPtimP Thr• FD,\ said That " in \'irtu ully no tn stancf' would lhJ s l~' Pf' of fJ.ilurr cltrf'C't l_ ,. t·f'<;; Uil in (lf.'(l!h" T his ao;surancr Wd s l'f'f)(~atf'd b_\ FDA otfic1a ls tn March IP -. t!mo n~· bcforp Rep Jo hn Dins0ll, D-Mieh "' II is ,·rry unlikrlv that thP failuH ' of .1 IPJd eou ld r rsult tn df'alh or s0nous In JUt ~.· ...,,ud .John ( \ ' ill! orthl)l lhP 1-'i),\ But tn cl o.;ubS('{JUf'nl pri\";lll' lr t1rr on Ma\· 29 to ~1rdtronic p!T"·ddt•n1 Dall' Ols('!ll . thP FT>A took . 1 "'lt•rnt'r position. Th(' lr ttt•J stat('(! th.ll ;ITl FDA " hralth llaz;Jt cl P\'dluarinn commitlN' h<J <.. f'n ncluclr·fl th <l t \.l<.IC'f'r ]pad malfunction dLH ' to tnsu lation dam ~1gr isl tkch 1/H)C'CUr. clnd thiS mJ.\ J'(".;U J1 In '('1'\(JUO.., Jcl\'f'J'Sf' hf'alth cnno.;pqu(·n( ~ ·~ in \"(Jtdng l"clrdidc comp lit ·ationc., 01 i11 dm1h " Tlw lrltcr Jdd1'<.l th <:l1 luJlht•r tnformat ion ft om ducr n r~ had lPcl rhr FD .-\ to bc' lif'\'(' thLl 1 ltlP 1hrf'f'·.vf'ar fJtlurf' r.ttr cn ulcl .trlua l l~ · IX' as high '-'" lfl ])('f{'(•fl t ,\ VlC'Citr onic "j)Okf'<.im,m tolcl m~ :tsson ..ttP Tom· CtpJrno th .tt thf' comp~1m · st,tnds I)\ its f'<.;tJn""~LJt f'ol .1 10 pC'l t'f'n1 failurP 1,Itt.•. Hf'Jp\ho~\ tlwF'D,\.itri\'t't i JI its f'slim.ttf' of 1-l p(ltf'nttal f:1 talttt rs. ~wcording lD the lC'tter· Then• :tn · Oh, gocxliP, gvodic. good1r~ l 'rn J luck ~· gu'' Soml'bod~· sr nt mP .1n invitaliun to join thr RPpubliran PrPsldPnt ial T;;~sk Fore(' and llaw~ rTI\ namr addf'd to a Spt'Cial ··Honor Roll" which will lt\'C' fo r£'\'N 'A'lth thr prf'sidPntial pnpC'rs. AI long last I hCJ\'f' thf' chanc(' 10 bf> 1mmortal~ For <:t mprr $l:l0 donation h1·rE'':-. wh;! I I gPt : " I. MPdal of Mcril. PrPsidf'nl 1\rag,m 's Srx:'Ciall.v commt SS!O n('CI :v1rdd! of Mf'rit. Thi s un1qur. goldf'n \ Pn PrPsidC'ntia\ Task Force M£>mtx•rs. rnsurlng that il.s ran t~' and nwan ing wtll inrrr:l';oe with thr ~f'<.Jrs. Your ~rsonal MPdal of Mc>rit will tJl' prPsentC'd to ~'OU in a handsornf' rasl• . Displayro in homP ot· offin. .•. thf' Prc>sidrnt's :viPdal of MPtit 1s a IX'aut iful and posi ti\'C' wa~ to show vou'rf' workJng to makf' a i:X'I!Pr 1\m f'rica . golden pin p -oudlv to s!gn if) )OUr SjX'Ci al relallonship wilh Presidrnl Reagan . "3. CerPmoma l Flag. A unique. full -si7.e American Flag Presidenl Reagan has commissioned Senator Richard Lu gar to dedicate this beautiful symbol of your SJX'Cia l Jove for America at an official CPremony in the rotunda of our nation's Capitol Building. "4. Membership Card. Your embossed Presldenllal Task Force Membership Card. Thls card re· veals your toll-free, members only. Washington hotllne number- your dlrecr line to Important develop- mrnts in thf' Cmted Stc1tr" Srnatc. Your card and loll -frN' tf'lephonr number brings v ou to the doorstl'P of act1o n in \\'ashington - :·/our " UJ.X'r-fast wa.v to contact President Rf'agan .1nd l'VC I:O' Republican 1n I he United Sra rcs Sf'nalf'. And whPn \'OU visit \V ashtnglOn. ~·our pf'rsonal mf'mhf'rship ldf'nllfJCation numlx•r w1ll rtllow ~·ou to cal l ahead on thf' hotlmr lor vour Sf:X'cial Unitf'd StatPs ~f'ndtP GaliC'rv Pass. It '~ Jll part of mE'mbersh1p in Prpsidpnt Rf'agan 's T ask Forel'. "~1 . Honor Roll Your namf' u· ill be in seribf:'d on thr PrC'sident 's H onor invitation. As far , t o.; I can judgt • h~ lhf' lf'ttf'r. Sr nutor I.Uj:!CJI is \~trt ril'd thal thr Drmocra t.' will pwk up "1.' sPaTs m thf' Sf'na tr nnd T.:Jkf' (·lmtrol ol that body f rom thr Rt•p11 l11 tt'an .., He s a~·"· "Fn1nkJ~ ·. the odds .uc against us." Sonlf'ho\\ 1 h,n·r Thf' f<•d1n g th.tt tht ~ IPil('J wa:-. sf'nl 1(1 nw h\ mts takr I ha\ 4' TH '\Pr bt't 'n \\ h; 11 Pr rsidrnt Rl'agan dnd St•natnl Lugar would cel l " l1ig Hr•ag"n booSirr. Trulhfull)·. I h<1\f' lhoughl Thf' prrsrnt adnunisl r.ll tll n ts tt d1sastC'r for all of us and ha\'£· said so frcqurntl.v: thrrf'fon• . I \\a~ rt s with thr truub!Psomc wiring componPnt. · of whtch :10 pPrcrnt md .\ ' fail." and 20 pr rrf'nt of thesP fa ilut Ps " may n 's ult in suddC'n cPs~attnn nf pacmg ThJt would tx> 1 hCIO pott~nt!al fatlurt>s. of whic h ~n mP 71Ml would hf' dJngf'ruusly .lhl'upl ()f lhosf' i'!KJ pdn•mak(']'S, "two pPrcl' nt JtT' tn p<J !i(•nts whn arf' tnt,dh pacl'r dP[X'nciPnt anfl who llld_\" d11~ dS .I n •. . ult Of paCing S\'"ll'm f;Jilur(·." thr FD-\ v.·rot(' , C'o ncl udtng. 'Thr.:;r as...,umption s lndtCdlf' That I ~ pa lu~nts .trf' ;~ !ri sk nf d.\ ing as ..1 clin '('l 1f'su lt of pm.:rr lr.1 d Lnlurf'.· · Th(' Mc-xit r oni c :-.pukPsman sa id : " Our bf'st statist i('J] pmplr ha\'f' go nf' nq•r ttns ;JS~umpt inn Thr numb<~ r..., FDA mf'nllons clo n·t "quarf' v.·ith our data . Wr'n• c t •rtdin l~ not "'a~· ing th('y ar f' wmng, htw t ht' rr 1s a point of r·onfuSIOll .·· rnr1r0 t h;~n surprtS I'< I .1nd IOUt' h('d ''hen I w;ts dskt'(lt o jmn thr !'Links nf tlH' 1m mortals tn lhC' prC'sklf'nti al pttpt'r~ It might f"'\ 't'n tx> worth thP :\10 ro S('(' hov.. murh go ld lhNP is in tllat Cnld~·n MC'dal ot l'vknt. I was murP ; .; urprisc'Cl to find that th1• ltPpubliC'cms Jrf' lx•ating lh<' bu.., h('s tor 10 clolla 1 hills jusllikC' us poor D1•moera h I 1tlfJught 1hp~· had all tlw mon('~ in rhc world and probal)l~ · ha\'f' Til!'\ JUSt don't wan1 To spend nr h contnbuturs' mon('\' itS long a<.; t h(' \ " can r on thc-i litt lf' [)('()pit• \\"Jitl ~C'< tm s ltkt• thP Mr•dal ()! :Vkril Roll and be kepi forever wil h his PC'rmanrnt Prrs idf'ntial Pap0rs Pf'rhaps somr dav ~our gr.1 ndchild · rPn or grt:'at -grandc hildrr n willS('(' vour· namP link('(! histon ca ll_ \ · w1th PtC'SidE'nt Reagan himsf'll on this rarr documPnt . "6 'Thr New Fom·.' You"Jl 'Thf' New F'orrp' - a SPf'<'ial insider's briPfing on thC' rral r'f'Cf'IVf' siOries behind what's hapjX'ning al the While Hous0, on Capilol Hill and around I he world . "The New Force' g(){'s only lo Ta sk Force members and will help you tell friends and neighbors the lrulh aboul major eve nts. Also, special p<>rsonal lei · INS from Task Force Chairman Senator Richard Lugar. ro keep you Informed aboullhc Issues lhe Task Force should be taking lmmedl ale action on - issues or parti cular importance to you." Of course. If you are short of money and can't cough up the $120, you can sign up and pay $10 down and 12 monthly payments. I got thls little gem of knowledge In a letter from Senator Richard Lugar, chairman, which accompanied the Soto goes distance, Reds in 4-2 victory over SF Giants SAN FRANCISCO (API -Mario Solo spent the last month getting his fill of coni roversy and not even a taste of victory. His fast ended Tuesday night against the San Francisco Giants when thC'IallCincinnatl righthander game Soto's win was his seventh in a row. His last loss was April 13 at Houston. 1-0. on an unearned run. went Ute distance on a seven·hitter in a 4-2 Reds' victory. Solo. 8-1. norched his first VJctory since May. In the interim, Soto had five our ings withoul a decision. In two of those games, he was ejected by umplf('S for unruly behavior. eventually leading to a susp<>nsion thaI caused him to miss two starts. "I try not to think abour all of that." said Soto. "A Jot of people are agamsr me. I guess every business .vau·re in, you have a Jol of people against you." Solo said G1ants fans were no different trom the r<'st of the league in lha I f('Spe<'t. "ThC'rewer ea few guys in lhC'firsl row behind I he dugout who were on me all night.·· sa1d Soto. "But I jusr smiled at them. The fans don 't bolhrr mr. J"m pitching a fair With these credentials, Reds man· ager Vern Rapp finds hlmself at peace when Solo's name is on the lineup card . "'When Mario's pitching. if's Ukea day off for the rest of our staff, .. said Rapp. " We haven' I held a couple of leadS for him recently, so it was good to S€e him finally get a win." The loss shoved theGiantsfurther into the National League Wesl cellar, but the excellent pelior· mance of lefthander Allee Ham · maker, who was making his firs! appearance' of the year. was some consolation. "It was tough on me," said Hammaker, who pilched five scow Jess innings and gave up only four hits and no walks. 'Tm real lighl now, bull was pleased with the way things tumed out. I don't want Ia come back lou quickly because I know that will cause problems ... Bengals ink linebacker Cll\'CINNATI tAP l Leo Barker, a linebacker from New Mexico State, could becometheflrSI Panamanian to r each th<' National Football League. "That's if I make the learn."' said Barker. a b·foot -2. 225-pound pla ver signed Tuesday by thP Cmdnnali Bengals. Barker was srlccled in lhe SPvenrh round of rhe NFL collegial!' Hammaker's last appearance was Sept. 11 , 1983, before he underwenl rotator cuff surgery m the off.season. Lasl year, Ham · maker was the N.L. ERA champion with a 2.25 mark. After Hammaker left Tuesday"s game. the Reds greeted relievC'r Frank WJUiam< wilh a run in lhr si.xlh on Dave Parker·s RBI single and added lhree more in I he eighth off Greg Minion, all unearned runs . to provide Solo w ilh n<?eded draft . The Bengals declined 10 disclose any contract details Swimming lessons offered msurance The big hits in the eighth weT'(' Wayne KrC'nchicki's sacrifice fly and Ron Oester's two-Dul RBI double. Minion wild pitched I he final run home. An error by shonsrop .Johnnie LeMasrer on Cesar Cede· no·s JeadoiT grounde r opened lhe By DICK BRINSTER i\P Sports Writer A Jack of starting pitchers was hardly a concern oflhe Philadelphia PhilliPS when I hey began defense of lhe1r Na11onal League crown with lhr prPsmce ol four-lime Cy Young Award winner Steve Carlton and last year' s recip1enl John Denny. But wil h Carlton having a so-so season and Denny on the shelf. il was 1im0 for som~hody with a strong ann to p1ck up the slack Our of I he bull~n came J(cvdl Gross., whosC' biggPSI problem was strcnglh- too much of it to tx:> accur a tC'. He was constantly overthrowmg . " l ]{'aiized I had lot aketimewith my dPlivery and be smoulh and the ball would pop,"GrosssaidTuesday nigh! after hurUng SPven strong Ln a 3-0 v ictory over New York thai moved the PhiUies inlo a virtual lie with thC' upstart Mel s for the lmd in the NL Easl. 'Tonighl I did all thai. I really fell good ou1 the!'('." 'Tm not trying to pitch as good as he does," Gross sa1d of Denny, w ho made his last start May 24 befor~ being placed on the disabled lisI with an inflamed nerve in his right elbow. Denny was4-3 wilh a 1.68earnedrun avrragc. Gross is nuw 4-2 wilh a 2.61 F.RA and a burning desire to remain and 1s now 5-1. Bob Brenly hit a two-run homer in the ninth 10 br<'al< Soro·s shutout bid. It was his e1ghth of lhe year, a career -high fur thE' Giants catcher. in the star1 i.ng rot at ion . He scattered stx hJts. strurk out ti vc and walked two. Al Holl and wor ked lhe Jmal two innings, st riking oul thi·ee for h1s 17th save. Mike Schmidt's 16th home run and Juan Samuers fiflh prov ided more than enough offense againsr wtn Thr opener 9·0 and lose 1he nightcap 9·8, San Diego blan ked Los A nge les 5-0. Houston whipped Atlanta 11!-5, Sl. Louis u·ipped Montreal 6-3 and Cincinnati bea t San F'ran cisco ~ -2. American League In a pinch. the California Angels goI a pcr1C'CI p11ch from B ruceKison and a perfect lhrow from cRtchf'r Bob Boon{' The A ngels, on lht' blink of on0- run loss. esca(X'd major tmublc in lhe lllh mning Tuesda)' mghl and then reversed their furtum'S wht>n Rod CarPw singf{'d homP Carv Pelt is Bill I\ r ison of Poml'roy and Horae(' K<Jrr of ChP~ IPr jom A lhenr..;' Gary Mt>vrr 10 defend thf' ir tttlr in thi s wt 'f.'krnd' s 1~ 0' Blf'ness Hospt tal Chant)' Golf Tournament Thr arca roursomP won last \'C'flr·s tournC'v with a blistrting 14 unclcr par. Thr sam r quartet w.:~s s('('Ond 1n the tournamf'nfs flrsl \ 'E'J.r. l~K2 When Fridav's O"Bieness Hospi · Ia I Cha ril v Golf Tournament kick< off. playL•rs will be vying for the lradltional first place blue blazer and a numbr-r of othf'r prizPs. according to tournamf'nt officials. Tour namf'nt rha1rman Chuck W1nd€'rl sa1d any golfer who aN'S t hP 12~, ..\' <.:1 rd tift h hole \\'iII receivP a Nissa n Sentra and a hole·i n·one on the 1&'\·yard eighth ho ld ~>ins lhe luck;• golfer a Dat sun 200 SX. Bolh rars have b!'f'n donated bv Sw1111rk DCI I SUn Of Athf'nS . T h(' pl<:~ .' C'r who has the rla ~··s closf'SI shot to thC' ptn on the fifT h MdjitS-Ma..wn haw' a cha ncr to bid for "onP-of ·akind" objerts. which in pa st \'l'Jr!-i havC' mcludN:I Pirat('s· basrb!lll bars. OU Bobcat baskrlballs and a Steelcrs' footba lt "We're looking forw0rd to 8 SUJX'r 1ournamen1, " sa id Windc>rl. "'Thf' relcbrily field is our strongf'st rvrr. T hC' commtttPt' has worked hard to lin<' up a numbc'r of \\'Pll· known football n nd ba<.; t'b~l ll star" as WC'll ~1 s l oc·._~ j athlf'IIC officials." Thr tournanwnt IX'g-J n. . . at 11 d . m and i~ OIX'Il to thP puhlii' . DOWNING-CHILDS AND ' 113 SECOND AVE. 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Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce i•·' I for anvwhrrr any tt mr 1 an~· tinw J;-; (\ Jim r for Frank"' ' · :1 ,, \ 1.1 -.llll -Stcwcll l'r unc> Ct'lalll' brrausf' II \'lid d lt'pt"ll'l \'IIWJ\'\' \c \e 11 \' ~lad e WII h choir<' nw at..s and hll' nded w11h fn'sh spiel'S. :,lJ'E RIUR 'S Frankies add a sp<'t'tai llall 'r to all.I'Ollr af'Ji\1 l.lc,s Selt•ct from -\II \1rat. All Berf. ,Jumho. Chi cken or ( 'h<'<'SP Frankies. Pick up a pack nr two " · 1... :, Fres1• Melons c~~ru s sal<•d Cr~re > (1hnnt MULLEN INSURANCE Di\'L-.Ion I l{utl.tnd :ic3SUI1<..1 1-\LJib (irc al timr' are fur all ''JmmN long' Tlw lwa d1 .. I he hatk)'ara . I hi' park tlw tampslle' And to go along Wllh all )·our summer fun . SL I'E fl ltlR"S Frank11•s . CirPat t<Lstmg, wrsal il e Frank iPs ''"ok up plump and juic~ .JUst l"on.~ U·a~· J'j•,un Fresh Fruit Bor • F the Keener Wiener. stundinw- \ lf''\,lndt•i' fl. I \ I' ll WHaT DQeg, J.le WaTcH? I he second pial'<' ream tn addil ion. gulff'I S and guPsl s allrndlng the awards banquel will outs to thf'ir crPdil. Rose' pt e ked up th e v.rm. whtlc Mark H a l ~'.\ ' suffPr('(J th e Joss Mlddl £'j)(Jrt p tl rhtn g ;t l lov..·(>(j 15 hits., lin· w ~dk <. ~tnd "'x st rikE'Outs. LC'ading thP Hulld nd httlmg allack wa s Rupt• \~ith ;;1 it unw run. ctoub iP, si ng]('. McCht'4.' I\\"U 11 i!Jl f's. Sh(){'makf'r " douiJI£' ancl sin):!lr •. Rosr two singles. an d Tim Prtf'rson two smg lt~s Strw.J rt. !\1rDanif'l. Fink and McGutrc• f'af'h smglrc.l for l hC' \d nnprs. Mark H alf'~ cl oubl('(l and sin giC'd f01 Midcllq:xwl. H'hllf' BctkC'r dnd Ar.sbach f'dCh sing J(•d. Summer standings '\I'\\ TV ig, iNF~ueNCING HiM! He Lie5 He \-lal'T &'!laVe, aNP We 'lifiNK He'~ SreaL.iNG! hoiP will rrcC'iVE' a tC'IPvision, \'\.inderl sa td . Winning team mf'mbf'rs r('('rivf' blazer~ \vith lhf' toum(lmf'nt logo Pmbroiderf'd on the !XJCkf't ancl champagne !Cf' buckc't s \A't!l go In Frre s I \ol S\'rU\' It~ a great Bill Childs, Bill Nelson, and Horace Karr to take part in Athens charity golf tournament ,\TI-I F.l\S - WPII ·known IUl'al go ll ers Bill Ch il ds of Middlrporl , Horn~ In locdl Pcf' \\.PI' lcagup action, Around The NL anothC'r agomzing \\'31(\ es . Fru1t To\'1' 111 \),' Rut land Ku 2 slipprd past lh f' .\'liddlqx.n 1 :vlustangs dur i ng a 16-IJ slugfC'St . T Prtrrson Jnd Rost• combinC'd fo1 thC' win v.: it h 11 runs. four hit s. 14 walks and c1gh t srrih:r In or her gamPS .. Jason Thompson hit four home runs for Pillsburgh in a double- header split with Chicago Pittsburgh All· You-Can-Eat Summer league results Wall Terrell. 5-7. saw Biggest, Best Breakfast · Buffet: Basic RPscuP and \\'alf'r SafPt~ · . am.; BL•gin nC'r~. HJ.11 d.m : Water Babies. 11 a.m .·noun. Adult. :l-6 p.m.: Senior Lifl'~d\·i ng . R-~ p.m . Jo~'Ce StC'Wart i~ thE ' sv. imming 1nstruc1or. A swim af'rohicc., f'i.t:-..., w ill br offf'red later in .J u]~· To regislr1 for all ( '] .J S~ t >:-.. call Middlqxn·t Pool. ~Hl · q~r~ nr P;..~t Kit chen ~:l - 021.:2. Williams, a rookie righlhander, · suffered the first loss of his car('('r Introduces The WorldS ~l.lO ~oodga res. which def'OSIJ Middlrporl Pool will oftN lhf'sr lrssuns Julv ~ . J:l . Red-hot NL East race finds Phils, Mets tied for top spot innings The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1K,10f known \..\.Carrr-; of p;_tt't'm ak Medal of merit __________L<_>tt_'e_ll_W_'in_Ke_I.L as lhc Mroal itself. Wmr lhis Needs mementoes Q. Whalexaelly is meanlbylhal ? u ~t'Cl thf' dr>nvation of thf' word "idiot"·: thf' fatlurr to use the co n... t'qUf'nc'('S of thrir ana l~r s i s. I n th<.H :-.f'n~t· . for C'x amp\C'. Einstein \\,1 :-. "dumb·· whf'n he IJackr'<l the of MrTit is as beautiful and unique Mf'i~ a secret communist, he may as well l:x:' one. I hell vic ld co mrol of I he world 10 I he So\ If'! l'n ion And dumb hrrC' is U'>f'CI m thr spno.;f' that thP Grf'f:'ks Ga:,. lc Prier . Pxubc'ran t A. Resulling in the charge by some people I hal if Tony Lewis Isn't enough to prPsidt' ovpr the pulicil's Count,· fa1lhful. an~ can't bear the suspense . Pnough to go to hell. I he\ Mcdurob "2. Lapel Pin The MPdol of Merit l..ijX'l Pin lhi' beaullfult,· d~lailed r{'produ f'llon of lhf' Medal tov.:ard" Q. Resulting In what? Quickiy. I crittcs n n~ in fact anti-communist . Th1 r..; pos 1t1on is dictatf'd not merely b\ c harit~ an d ci\·iJit\·. but by H isdom. If human tx>ings are dumb :vlt'Clal ef Merit is award('{f onlv lo Vntz :\1ondalt · ha.c., hr'f'n doing . . omP kt.<.; S in ~ l~ttc·l~ Rt.r;ht nnw hr '" intrrvif>\\- mg sorn<' prnspr'( ·tl\ f' t-unmng matf's on hi" :vlinn,·apo!J" tf'nn is court . \\l1dt tx•dut lfuiiPg~ ht · has . Om• aspu mg I.Hh dc·mocrat stf'pJX'd up fo1 tilt • intt·rYil'\\ <.~nd rC'sultmg m - Alg~r Hiss and I he Rosen bergs. I he prp,umpllon shou ld hold I hal such d \"1)1(' \\'hilf• ht' \\"""'~one till · rltln·cDngJ'(':...;-;inn,J I rn(•mb:•1 s on rhr commit If'<' \OIC'<.l To rt'nJO\f' thP f'fJ nlma dfltT dr·h•gatf'" tor thf' Rf'\' .ksSl' .I;JCk . ., on <.~rgut'Cl th;H "omf'tJmt'' quor.~, ;Jt '(' IX'nC'ftcial in l'P\C'r "itng tht ' lo ng1 Tmf' C'fi"N'Is of diS< nm m ~111on W1th tht · ( ()mm.1 J<'mmrd. lht· o..,f'ntpm·p n·.1d . "Th t• Ik'moc ral l(' i --\Jrt ~· op~)S('s q LJ(lt.L' '~ h tch an • mconsJstf'nt .. " Thd 1 mf'an t t hf' pa 11' \.\as .ttxlu t to go on r t '4.: onJ ft 11 t lu • fi rq t irm • 1n -.;upp(JI t of quut.1s so long as 1ht '\ \\ t'l f'n · t ··incuno.,t•. tt •nt" \\ tl h l · S. pnnl'ipiP,, .1 d ts torl ton ot 1hP sl'nt<'nn •·..., original nlf'iJnln_l! . RJ r m•..., l't'!Uillt'<:l. <...r'\ r ·r. II 111 her <...t'<'IHJn.<... wen· hund lcd. ancl <.;omP tim<' \\'f'nt h\ until hf' hlu11t'(l11Ul ' · Whr·[(' ~ thr commo~?" ·The tomm.l "hou lfln't h(' out It c., houlct he put IJach: m ... R;Jrnf's o..;aid . "Thl ' Drmll(T;Jl tc Part~ · l1a' ; tll\,1\ ., ~_)l'f ~ n oppOSl'(l to ,ill quot a~ n ut h\' Thf'n H \~ ', 1' !Oo Li !f • Harnl'" h ; p.. \0\\('<i !O tn: to fmd "omr H"a.\· IX'IOI r 1he docu nwn t w.whl'' t ht · I lex )I ol t hf' com f'nt tun to 'liP t ht · comm;J back m . haw kish congressional behavior while applaudmg dovish behavior, Wednesday, June 27, 1984 I I It~ a great tine tosave25C £11@;@~ BRAND grrat �Wednesdav. June 27, 1984 Pomerov-Micldleport, Ohio Wade advances in Wimbledon toomey t r -- - VI'I'AS \\1SS - \' ita~ (;prulaitls rno\' f' S acros..~ Wlmhledon's I ~ngland ) Centre Court Tuesday, to return a shot from Tony Gtammalva. duMng their Men' s Singl es first round match. Gerulaill<i went on to win the match 3-6: 6-1: 6--1: 6-7. (7-5): 7-5. tAP Wirephoto. 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I" J,.!.lfTll ' '' I '111.,hur12h H 2nd J-!,lfll• ' l' ,LJTU i I " • ,ol .- ~ Wt'};T llfYf\1( I :"II 1.1 ~ WI t'> ~· r; ·nH'!oo(ht,\ '"., oil Hutl ·m,o ~m 1111~ · \.tn 1-'1 ,11h '" ' ' H.l 11 '>-1 ~ )'111-t)UI)! /r ~I I \· l\ 2'1 ""''I·,,, , I~ "''''II - r. 1 ~~~ 1 .1 111<11111 ,1 l o·~ . J ~ '! . II IIJnlll )._"\\o,JmNJay', (i :uno ... T•>t ••l l• , -1. 11'< '\ , .~ , .11 ~1 1l11 , ouk•• d '' f ' lo •l ·, r, "'·.ol ' l• \ .ono:o· il<·r <' I - .II I' hw.o~.:< o ' l\.u1111~tr•• I" . \l infll '-...ol.o ]h,ht ll'l -, -, . 11 1-li'\ l'];tfl(l ll• :i-.l i ·r. ~· '-. • 1l "h ', i'hi.T~<ll• ]~ · 11•>1 1 ' 1 '· •"·' \'C '·Jk ~ ~ ~. ~ rnn.nr .. - Ill l<, l'.diiiTllon • ~ \lil'.< .l '. d-." " 'fl'l Sl l.Hill' ~~ 1 11h l.md ' • f...m,," I rr, I _'nd \llnru.,.,.,, 1\. I h"' 'i.md 1 :tl :.t .. ntn·,•l 1'"> l1 ~~ 'fu...e.la,\ · ~ (; ~uno .. ll old.md" f,..ut , .t , I ·a\ I hr (;8 :~ 2111 . '1 ,-.. ,, "" ... 1r. Yoork l\r•-tltwsd ;~v ·~ 1 ;1 UlU~ l ~ ll ,hur ~ ll IT\1.'1111'11 I l 1 .11 (')m ·.ogo •ll.o, r-...·hd I ::, r ·mo ·,nn.rt l rl'a,toll· 1·, "' S.m 1-'r.tn ,.,.,., , d\J11Kuv. ; J, Hou~ t 1~1 •S."'' 4-41 ,r All,mla oPf'n'7 ~ s,.. .- Ynrk o (;r • r ~ 1l ,..4, ,11 f'nil;ollf'lpru,, ol\v-;rrom .1-1• •11 • :O.lnlllll •,lt o l,ulllo 'K~ln 1 '>1 .11 Si ' .t lJh •( 'lt.rn·IJ, , tl\11 . ' " ' S.111 0U').'U I!Jr<ll'f'('l-;'\ J.-.J, ol l 1 .fl'- .·\llL't" ~ ... o \·;rl<'fll•~ ·l ; o ~HI , Reds will retire "5"' 1n o Wade has seen more Wlmbledons than other player here and will be one of 17 past woman champions parading on the Center Court next Monday In a special centenary celebration. "Fifteen years ago here, the balls and courts were so fast that people began to enjoy women's tennis." "Right backwhenwomen'stennis first sta rted, we were treated with respec t. What has happened more recently is that the respect has turned Into real admiration for women's competitiveness and talent ," she said. Two of Wade's contemporaries In her long career have been Billie Jean King -six-t ime singles tltlist here - and defending champion asset was her ablllty to get tired up and find cracks In her opponents' armor. "Martina Is simply a superb By STEVE HER~ AP Sports Writer L\IDIANAPOLIS lAP) - Pablo Morales, like all the otherqualifiers . is thrilled at making the U.S. Olympic swimming ream . It 's jusl that he doesn't show it. "This is a stepping stone 1to the Olympic Games In Los Angeles) . If I appear to be nonchalant, it' s just becaust' I'm an easy going person," Morales sa id, a big grin on his lace. "Really , I 'm very excited about it." Morales on Tuesday became the SC'co nd Sta nford Univer sit y sw immC'r to shatt e r a world record in two days of Olympic Trials. T eammate John Moffet set a world mark in the m e n 's 100-rncter brmsrs troke on Monday. On Tuesday. Morales won the TOO-butterfly inworld.record time; a third Stanford swimmer. Susa n R.c1pp, SPt an Amerrcan record in r11e women's 2tXl-brf'a5tstmkc; and a fourth swimmer from Stanford ..k!f Th e Daily Sentin el I US PS Publ ls hf'd f'\'(' r v aflf'rnoo n. M ondav lhrou~h Frida y, 111 Court St rr-rl. b\' thf. f?hin VaiiPy P ubli sh ing Com pa n_v ··Mul limedla . Inc .. P o m('roy, Ohio 4S76!1, 992:!156. SP<'on d rlas" pcJS1 a _gC' pai d al Po - ... '" I EXCEPT "GREMLINS ") AOAIIS~/ON EVERY TIJf'S~Y $.1 . 00,, • llr:ll !"\pw York . NPW A\'f'OUf'. SL' BS('Rir-TJOI\i By COMPEI'EJJ - Marguerite Eskew, Gary Ellis, Don Stivers and Gary Snouffer, from left, members of Meigs CoWIIy Emergency Medical Service, placed eighth in state squad competition at North Canton recently duMng the State EMS Conference. Alternates were Cindy Anderson and Gene Lyons. Eskew and Snouffer placed ftfth in National EMT competiton at Deerbom, Mich., which was written and practical. RATE~ ( ' il r 'r h•r or l\1otor Rouh· Onf' Wr-ck . OnP Monlh OnP !-' (':011' . $1 10 $-1.80 $~7 . :!0 Sll'\f;(.F. fOP\' PltlfES 0Jil~ Group elects officers S_u bs(Ti b., ,..., n ne df' ~ i t' i ng 1o p;J _1 1hf' ca rI'IN ma ,v r·r mu in ;uh -. ln rf" rl ir- f'r t to Thr flafl v Sf'n ll nr· l o n ~ - fi or 1~ monlh b<J.<;is . Cn•dll "Ill h1 • gll 'f' n c~rn lf>r r>ac h New ollicer s were elected ar the recent m eeting of Chester Council 323, Daughter s of America. held at the hal l. Elected were Betty Roush. presr dent ; Laura M ac Nice. v ice president; Thelm a White. seer~tary; E thel Orr, tn'asurcr; Erma Cleland. flower committee; lnzv Newell, sentin el. Ma1·v K. Holtl'~ . news rep::Jrter. Cora Beegle op.?nro the mepting v,ilh scriptu l'(' from Hebrl'ws 11. the Lord's Prayer and t h~ pledge to thP flag. Charl otte Grant and Marv Ha yes gave the secretarv's and treasurer's f'('TXJrts. - rnonth . .\n o;uhv·nptlons tl\' m ;!II JX"rmii1Pd in l awns " ·hr-lf' h omt · c:. rnPJ ~p n · tcf' ls ;n ·,l i] ,rhi P .VI.·\ II. Sl ' RSCH I I'T I! l ,l\;-; lm·dd1· Ohio $1-l :10 1:1 \-\Pr• k .., ~t i \\' ppk~ -1:.! .. $:.!~1 . \\pp k~ COM JNG SOON: "BACH£ LOR PARTY" "We didn't plan it that way, " Morales. 19, said of the outstanding perfo rma nce by Stanford swimmer s. "But we hoped it would happen. Hopefully, there will be m ore.·· Mora les' winning time of 53 ..'l8 seconds broke the American and world record of 5,1.44 set by Matt Gtibble of the University of Miami last August. Gribble. the l'l82 world champion who has been slowed bv a back inju ry. fini shed second · to Morales with a tim e of 54.1J7. Th~ top two finishPrs in each Pvenr qua lify for the Olympics. Today's schedule included the men's 100lrccstyle and 200-backstrokeand the wom en's 400- freestylc and 100backst rokc. The week ·long trials at the Indiana Universit y Natatorium end on Saturday. 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TO WIN AONE \IETHc'I>NI Apple lie Computer System CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING SPECIAL OF THE WEEK many new acts, some nevt'r before seen In the U.S.. as weU as trained animals. funny clowns. beau tiful showgirls and !iV£' circus music. The event is being sponsored by the Pomeroy Area Chamber at Commerce. You can also save 20 percent by purchasing both adult and c hildren tickets in advance. Tickets in adv ance are $4 lor adult s and $2 for children. At the circus entrance lickE'ts will be$5 lor adulls and $2.50 lor children . Tickets may be purchased ar th~ c hamber office located on the ground noor ol th~ court hou SP or from any c ha mber member . Middleport. Ohio office- of sta ff' rf'prf'S('nta ti\'C' . Thrf'(' MC'i gs County girls a t· tf'ndC'd B u ekf'! 'P Girls Slate on thf' ca mpu s of Ashlancl rollpge. \\'r n:>. who arrPnds !VIrigs High. \\'as appoint('(! t o thf' offirt' of ass istant to thr co unt~' r£'C'ordcr. lhlr. who aill'nd s SouthPrn Local. was appolniPd chif'f of police. and Arnott. who a11onds Mr igs. was appoinlro ci rv fiJ'C' chief. tu•n '. .l('; mw with thr- Hou ston Astros at H.i\·t ·lir ont St .HJium . Tht· club ...,<-tid it plans to furthrr hnnor l~ ·nch. :\.1-i. bv instaUing a bmn;t· pl<~qut · t Jil thr• stad ium 's p-..; !Prior. Tht· plaque wUI lis t his ;ICh if'Yf'mf'nh and tx•a.r \ikl'nC'SS('S 11f Br•n('h .rnd hi.-. bdsf'ball sh()('s, thp SPECIAL NEEDS Th,·rl' nr c !\i• '~ ''"''l ' "i , lk <'' .111 Jr"' 1 " l~ ' l •l o · rl 'o · • ~-C'ili'S H.(·-d." "-; tiU th('~· \s.·iJJ rPtirr l~ ·nch \. \:u. :1 durin~ n•rrmonif's JUSt prior tottH•lt>am'-;,\u g. 11 n1ght The shows will be given. rain or shine, under a hu ge viny l big top tent that seats 2.00J people. Included in each pertormance will be traditional circus acts and C'as ier and marC' rewarding tor mother and child, sh~ added. In addition to the Pomt Pleasant group. a group meets m Gallipol is"' ~ : 30 a.m ..July 10. The top1cl0r rhrir Specialty Graphics WITH FRIES .. .. S1 .29 Members answered to roll call by cornmenting on either Flag Day or Father's Day. Mrs. Holter was the only m ember there whose- fa ther is still livin g. Readings in cluded "Of a Father " byF.rma C!cland: " Optlm This sounds likr fun. ist " by Marcia KPIIPr; "Befor e It's \.: " At The End of lhe Pomeroy-Mason Budge .. Too Late" by Mae McPeck; " The Belles and Beaus Western Square 1 POMEROY OH PH 'l<ri-2556 l<imes CPntPr" written by Ruth D ance Club will be giving lessons on Tuck er at th~ Kimes Nursing Monday, July 9, at Royal Oak Park. Home, Athrns, read by. Lora D am ewood. -----------------------------..1.---------------------------E thel Orr and lnzy N~well w ere 1 hos t ess~s with gam<'S !X'ing con · ducted by Mary Showalter and Mary H ay('s. Ada Bissell won thP door prize . DEPARTMENT STORE IUM ;rgr<l thl' •·iub frrrnr 1'6~ 10 I !!!H. eli« ! Ot' I 'Jfl( 'l 'I'. 11<•n!'h. th•• l tr '<ls' Jll rimr r<'co r<l · .·-.dtln.(.! (';JI('ht-r. n·lii'('Ci aftrr thP aftr·r · A . *-·· . · Just a reminder to mark your calendar to attend the circus that will be presented In Pomeroy on Thursday, June 28. Roller Bros. Circus will be located on the grounds behind the former Pomeroy Junior High Sc hool. There will be two shows, one at 5:30p.m . and one at 7: ll pm . meeting is "The Advantages of Breastleeding to Mother and Baby." For more information. contact b/54439. 44ti-63H or H64195. Young childiT'n a1·r we lcome in meetings. RUTLAND MASON , W.VA. 1\utdun....,on. Hutchinson. who man l~l~~ Sl'd .'-'1111 ~ ~t F.astc rn High School, held the offici' of pl'l'S id~n t of the Board of H ~alth. Welker. who wi ll b<' a senro r at Meigs Counrv High Sc·hool. hdd thr PICKENS HARDWARE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS • The Point Pleasant La Leche League will hold Its monthly meeting at 7:30p.m. July 2 at 3003 Brooke Drive. The topic for informal discussion is "The Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Diff icult IPS." The meeting will be lrd by Elaine Matheny. a certified league lmder. La I.Rche League int ernational is a rf'Cognized a utho rity on brPdst leedlng with numerous pubU cations ;rnd a professiona I advisory boa rd of medical dcx·tors, Mathlo'ny sa id. The organ ization was founded more than 25 yea rs ago by mothers who wanled to ma ke breastfC<'ding Buckeye Boys' State completed GALLONS OF ROOF PAINT _ ~ ·...; • S&Jlf's. POSTMASTEH: !->J•nd addrP!-." 10 Th•· Dail,v Sf>nll n(']. 111 CrJUr1 St .. Ponwrov. Ohio -1~ 7fi!l . · SHOES has \)('('n m f':"\ IS i f'nrf'. Npw~pilpPt Th ird York HXI17 recreation building tram 7 p.m . to 10 p.m. Instruc tor will be Dale E ddy of Marietta. For more information call992·2500, 992-7261 or 992-7477. · · Jean will eele- ~; brate her b!rth- 1 ,. -~ · · day at the hospital on Saturday. A hospital i s not a very nice place to be on your birthday . so let's cheer her up and send her a card today. We send out best wishes. Mcmtwr : T h!" As-.octatC'd Press. Inl and Da il _ v PrC'-'>1' Assoctaw n a nd Th C' A.mer iC'a n f\'Pws pa pf'r Pu bli s hers A.ssocla tt on. Natio nal A. th'f'r!ls fne Hf'pre- sp nta!l\'(\ R(;Jnh am ~ f·· 318. ml!ru_v , Oh 10 71.1 Navr a tilova . A.skPd which of them would win m arc hed ar their peak, Wade could not c hoosc. "It would be a fascinating contest. B illie Jean was such an Incredibly tough match player and knew how to play each opponen I. Her greatest Kostoff, beat American record holder Jesse Vassa llo lor thetopspot In the400-lndividu al medley. ' rl at Camden Clark -· H ospital , Parkersburg, room ~>11 lt ~960 J ,\ Divl!don of Mullirnt•dla , lnl·. MEN 'S. WOMEN'S, CHILDREN 'S All NAME BRANDS first l imr a pla _\'('1' has lx"-f'n so l1ononYI in lh1• l l :l ~('a'iO n s the club Dall,y Sentinel Stall Mlnersvllle resident. Jean Kloes, is a patient , · ?pt.F"--~.:~~ A ON SELECTED GROUPS OF Johnny fk>nc h's umfnrm number w ill t:(_. retirf'(l b\ thf' Ci ncinnati Reds, lhf> KATIE CROW Phone 742-2100 20o/o 50% \1 "i\J'J'JATI 1.<\P 1 - Cirrus on the way athlete. She goes and plays her game and does not have to work out what the other person is doing. She's a different animal." Page-S IA Leche League plans meeting Katie's korner Outsldt• Ohio SPRING & SUMMER CLEARANCE TO OFF Aug. II seed tram Czechoslovakia, was 00 play Derek T arr of South Africa on Court 2. Morales thrilled, but "just doesn"'t show it"' o:.·t ;J;;r;n •, ~ \oU::-o:T 111\'foi iO'\ ( ',olil ll r'IU.o TP'a~ "11.-\'nO:-.IAI. IJ<::..\GI 'E t-:-\ -.;T nJ\'F.KJ..." L 1'1'1 ~ tl :01th.,auk.•• .11 ,Will,, ~, dl K.tn~;l\ ( I •. •II• Til TI II III flo'l:o•l.oncl ~" By ANDREW WARSHAW AP Sports Writer WIMBLEDON, England (APIWith the women's participation ar Wimbledon exactly 100 yearsold, it was fitting that Virginia Wade should receive a standing ovation for a first -round victory. Wade, Wimbledon chJITlpion in 1977. 38 years old and playing in her 23rd consecutive All England tennis championships - an all· time record - CJITle from behind Tuesday to beat Ann Henricksson of the United States 3-!i, 6-3, 64. Afterward, she said : "I wasn 'l all that sharp because I don't play that often. But I \-\·as still nerYous. just Like l a lways JITI, and felt very privileged." While Tuesday was predorni nently wom Pn ·s da:'-·· thf' sexl?S wert' alternating on the show courts today First up on CPnter lom1 was .Jimmy Connors. the No. J rnPn's Sl'ed. aga inst Sweden 's Stefan Simonsson. followed by Kathv Jordan against Virginia Ruzici. · Martina Navratilova was to meet Am)' Holton on C<lUrt No.1 followed by Swedpn' s Stefan Edberg againsl Johan K r iek . Ivan LendL the No. 2 The Daily Sentinel Pomerov Middleport, Ohio Wednesdav. June 27, 1984 suttmltledlnCOmpllance.,ith CatnattOnCompanyStoreCou pon Reclel'l'lplron j:Jol1cy (late<! .-.pn12, lMC. • = o-.h f1th 15 a~ailabtlton request Send COt.lptOnS IO CarnatiOn 8011 171 , Ptco Rt~a. CA 90665 Cash valuft !f20- COU ONES I I submllledtn compl~~tnce wl lnCarnat•onCompa nvStoreCou pon Aedemphon Pohcy date<l Apr~ I <?. 19 84 a copy ot who ch •s •~••lable Of\ ~uest Stmd coupon s 10 Cernet10n Coupon s Bo• 171. 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That age-old routine will be repeated twice on Thursday. June 28 In Pomeroy when 1he Roller Bros. Circu~ appenrs at thf' old Jun'')r High School grounds sponsored by t hr Pom rroy Cham ber the firsT rime ever are mixed with old favorites in the two-hour show. Residents of the area will have an opportunity to witness one of the most of Com mf'rCC'. ThP Roller Bros. Circus, featuring 1he greatest array of acts ever. is sc hMult>d 10 prf'SCnt p<'rforman C("' at 5: ~~U Jncl 7: 30 p.m . Many stars unusual phases of show business when the Roller Bros. Circus sets up on Circus morning. It's a special added attraction to which everyone is invited without charge. Many arE'a residents will be on hand with cameras to take advantage of colorful Sf'tting spee- Wednesday, June 27, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Shenandoah production begins tacular• situations, and thrUI!ng action of an empry field trans. formed into a complet e circus The sights and sounds of the Civil War return to Chillicothe as the Tony Award winning musical "Shenandoah" premires July I. The Broadway musical, which has been periorml'd for ftveyears In Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre, Chillicothe, centers around Charlie Anderson and his family' s divided opinion of the war. Anderson, a Virginia fanner, community. Early In the morning, the trucks will begin arriving. The tent will be spread. and a crew of m en and elephant wUt push, pull, and lift the ca nvas audltortum high Into the air. Meanwhile, trucks and trailers ca rrying the an imals wlll be put in place, and the animals will be watered and fed . Stop smoking seminar uses hypnosis for result fights fort he Union. Hismaniedson belleves strongly In states' rights. Anderson's other sons get involved "for the tun or It. " Soon they reallze that war Is for real. Shenandoah Is periormed eveiy Sunday night, July 1-Sept. 2. Periormances begin at 8 p.m. For more Information, contact P.O. Box 7.3, Chillicothe, Ohio 45al1 or 614-775-mOO. Smokers can quit cold turkey without Pxpertenclng withdrawa l says Don Mannarino, a clinical hypnotist from Cleveland. During a mild level of hypnosis, suggestions are placed in the subeonscious of receptive pPrsons to c hange their perceptions of themselves from being smokrrs to non -smokers . WhPn a person thinks of himself or herself as a member and tries to quit. he or she encounters thP problems of dPnia l. tempta tion and guU t. However . through hypnosis techniques, the person thinks of hi msPlf or hersrlt' as a nonsmokPr w hich PLEDGES- Calhy Blaettnar, l<lrky Werry, Pam Diddle and Pam Vaughan Phi. • COPY HI G HT 1984 I HE KROGER CO tlEMS AND PRICES GOOD SU NDAY JUN F 24. THROUGH SATUR DAY , JUNE 30 . 1984, IN Galllpol15 ~nd Poiiii!IO} ' W£ RESE RV E T HE RIG HT TO LIMIT QUANTIT IES NONE SO LD TO DEALER S 14-17-LB . AVG . WHOLE Semi-Boneless Smoked Hams POMEROY - Winding Trails Garden Club will have an open m eeting at 7: :Kl p.m. in the Meigs County Museum. The public is inv ited to attend . MIDDLEPORT FrrncvBennett Legion and Auxiliary Post 128 of Middl<'port wUI hold a meeting Wl'dnesd"' · A potlutk supper will bPg-in at 6: ,'l(J p.m. wi th the mPetin gs beginning aT 7:30p.m. POMEROY - The Wildwood Garden Club will mt'C'I at 7 :lll p.m . June 27 in th0 Forpst Run Churc h. I POMEROY - Eas tern Local Board of Education will mt'C'I '" special session WC'dnesday at 6:30 p.m . to discuss personm•l and building . RUTLAND - T he Kut la nd Junior r iPmPn will mc'E'I Wccl ncsctay. JunP 27. M embers to bring tickets and ticket monev. I ( Pound TI-IURSDAY I 1-lb. Pkg. c Avondale Golden Corn ~,79c 300 SHEETS PER ROLL White Cloud Bath Tissue ~.; Kroger Homogenized Milk WHOI. E KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE All Meat Kroger Wieners Gal Jug Kroger 2% Lowfat Milk ~:~,$108 POMEROY 1\,in City Shr lnPttC'S w ill mt'C'I Thu rsda y. at 7:30p.m. at the home of Mar) Grueser. $19~ POMEROY - Th<'rc•will bean A A. mrrting Thursday from 7:31.1 p.m. to ~:30 p.m . at the Pomp roy Senior Ci!izt'ns Center. For infonnal ion call ~!4~· 2425. $179 Gal Juq Kroger 0.5% Lowfat Milk. ThP Women' s Association o [ t hr r~irst U nited Prcsbytrrian Church of Middtcpor1 w ilt mrrl at 7:.11 p.m Thursday. Program will br given bl' Group 1 $159 Ga l Jun P0\1EROY - 1\.m rrican Ll' gion Auxiliary. 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Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola 32-oz. Pound 8-Pak Kroger Welcomes Your Federal Food Stamps 48 PL U S DEPOSIT LIMIT 2 PLEASE ... .. • ~. • . ' . \ ' . ·' ' ' - ' ;, RED , RIP E KROGER Whole Watermelons Grade A Large Eggs Each Dozen Women meet The Catholic Woman's Club of Sacred Heart Church held its June mloetlng In The home of Phyllis Hackett of Long Bottom. A Mass pncceeded a potluck dinner. A M adonna statue, donated by Loretta Beegle, was won by Barbara Mullen. Attending werP KathlP!'n Wells. prcsirtent , Carolyn Korn, Diane Bartels, Rhoda Hackett, Cecelia Milch, Mary K unzelman, Ann Colburn, Katie Biron, Doris Wood yard, Mildred Wells , Sister Janet Rfftenwald and the Rev. Anthony Giannamore. Buckeye Srare impli(>S not carrying ci - garettes a nd not having a cigarcnc w hile \\.'orking ur drinkin g roffPf' . Fear is the biggest barrif'r to using hypnotism according to M anna rino, be<·ause PE"'PIP are afraid to rei ax - afraid 1hey w ill be out of control In the nonsmoking sess1ons. PE'()ple are not put in a t rance. They are full y in control and awan~ at all lim Ps. During hypn osis, a pf'rson \\.'i ll respond only to those suggestions t ha i an>compa li- ble with a person's motives. So, success depends on whether a person is motivated and has a desire to succeed. says Mannarino. Smoking cessation throu gh hypnosis will be offered on Saturday, July 14. at O'Btcncss Hospital in Athens from 4 until5: 30 p.m. This Is the last program in the current series. A new seriPs will be scheduled in the fa ll. Donald J. Mannarino has studied with the American SociPty of Clinical Hypnosis and wit h Dr. Theodore Barker of Harvard Uni · ver slty. He holds a Master 's degree in Human Services from Joh n Carroll Universit~ and has studied psychology a 1 Case Western M.I.Hummel "Coffee Break;' only for members of the Goebel Collectors' Cluo We have "Coffee Break " for your inspeclum' It \ another treasure from Goebel of West Germany, avm lable only to Club members . lf you'ri: not a member, ask us how easy it is to JOin . And let us put th1s authentic handmade .. M. I. Hummel .. figurine into your hands . $90. University. The program i s being offerccl through CHEAO's SouthPasl Ohio Cancer Resource Cen! Pr. ThPre is a $40 rcgiSiratlon ICC'. Free follow-up a nd rrinforcC'mrn l sessions will bC' sc hedull?d For more CHEAO a t inform<Jtion. call 014 ~ ~~.'1-5~26 . Wolf Pen happenings Mr. and M rs. Robert C. Ba il<'y Sr. recent ly hosted a family reunion in their home in Woll Pen . A llmd in g wPre: M r . anrt Mrs. Reach Mr. and Mrs. Doy le Knapp, Langsvil le were the Fat hPr ·s Day visitor s of Mr. and Mrs. \harley· \"'ayn0 Zurcher and Timmy and Srnilh . Moni ca ZurchC>r: Mr. qnd 1\1.rs. John Zurcher: .'\llr. and Mrs. Clarence Mattox and Mark, K c•i th and Sand\.• Mr. anrl M rs. Li'o F1 ·ank and Sarah Beth Frank w<'re the Sunda1· af temoon visit or s o f M r and M ''· :ltlattox: Whiteof. the Baileys RecentSteve vis itors were Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. rla iley Jr. and Christ in<' Bailey and Chuck Goebel Bringing quality SCIPIO- An I('(' cream social will be held June :lO, beginning at ll .a.m. in the PagevillP T own House. Games and other food will also be featured. The event is sponsored by 1hr Scipio Township Fin' Departmmt. Roush reunion NEW HAVEN - The annual Leonard and Susan Jane Roush reunion will be held at 12: 30 p.m . July in the Union Campgrounds, New Haven. Relatives and friend!; are invi ted . Io life since 1871 oltiCial !eprnentall\lf! Goebel Colleclurs• C luh "' ~2~:;~-u~g~e~ne: · ~H~a~n~in:g~~a~n~d~C:;:Ja~d~!i~'lL~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~;~;~~~~~ Tuckerman. F r az if'r . A Mc•igs High School studmt was clC'Ctf'd as a s tate rPprt•M~ nt ativ f' during this yf'ar's Amf'rican LPgion A uxiliarv BuckC've Girls Stat<' Ann i.ivi ngst~n T ra inPr . .1-1 111 HvSf'll Run Road. PumC'ro_v. was elected as a rc,;idPn t of the city of Trainer and belongs to the Na tiona lis t par1y nf thC' s tall' . Girls StatC' is a mock government C'Xf'rcisc whr rc girls SJ.X'nd o Wf'f'k. SP!i ing up J gon•rnnwnt and act ually running it . It is l h<· Amrrican L('gion Auxiliary.:'s largcst project . ThP Baileys visiiPd relalivPs in Carrull and Sta rk 00unt 1es TY'<'en lly and attrndrd a famil .v reunion and wedding f ('('C'p l ion. Mr. and Mrs. Gu1· Sa r gmt and familv, Mr. and Mrs . .Jc·n,Well and family and Mr'. &•n•rly Rous h and fami lv SJX'nl S<'veral rial'S in M yrtle Returns home Mari on Haw k, MinC'rsvitle. who has b<'f'n a pa lien 1at Holzer Mccli cal Cf'ntcr, has wturnl'CI homP. Win cash prizes! Play Pepsi-Cola Bingo! CHAPMAN SHOES SUMMER CLEARANCE PRICE / Happenings Ice cream social FIR ST OF THE SEASON Thompson White Seedless Grapes af~A.r tbe Ritual of .Jewels Teaa.s plt>dges to the Ohio Eta WEDNESDAY At Your Friendly Kroger! REG ULAR OR JUMBO pelS(' Calendar I The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 l£ WOMEN'S SANDALS , CASUALS & DRESS SHOES Including Connies. Footworks. Hush Pupp1es & Candies CHILDREN 'S STRIDE RITE SANDALS & YOUNG SET CASUALS GROUP OF MEN'S HUSH PUPPIES TENNIS SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN Including Nylon . leather and Canvas by Nike. Converse. Kangaroos & Zip s ONE GROUP OF PURSES SALE STARTS THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 28 AT 9:00A.M. 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Not available in at I areas . ....- ..... �Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ..---Local briefs:--- Milllh&@ Funeral services for Hugh Calkins Rousey, Steubenville, formerly of Meigs County, who died Satgur. day at Otuo Valley Hospit'!l, Steubenville, following a lengthy illness, were held Monday afternoon at Dunlope Funeral Home, Steuben· ville. Bulial was ln Portland, Otuo Cemetery. Mr. Rousey was bornJunel7, 1916 at Covington, Ky . He graduated from Pomeroy High School in 193t He attended Ohio University, served with the National Guard, was employed at Point Pleasant Defense Plant during World War II, and worked as a pipetitter. He was also employed by H. K Ferguson Construction Co., LTD., Ntckles Bakery, Middleport, Gallagher's Drug Store, Athens, ABC Drycleancrs, Mason, Carolina Lumber, Point Pleasan t and Valley Lumber, Mtddlepon. He was preceded in death by his parents, Schuyler Colfax Rousey and Katcrine V. Calkins Rousey M illikD.Il. He is survtvro by twosisters. Sara Lee Yoakam. Lima, and Jennie Sue Tarowsky , Steubenville : one brother, Norman Rousey , Alaska: one son, Roland Rousey. Steuben· ville: tluw daughters, Bonnie Russell, Athens, Barbara t Bobbiet Sims, Massachu>;et lb: Rita I Dollie I Mees, Portland; three grandsons, sevNal nteces , nephews and Tota l funding available statewide is approximately $11 .25 mill ton. Single year awards may not exceed $1i00,000 and two year Jwards may not exceed $1 ,000,(XXJ, Funds are allocated on a competitive basis Jurisdictions that are eltgible for funding are counties, cit ies, townships. and villages. Will donate truck for project Meigs County Litter program assistant Kila Young announced today materials to be recycled may be brought to the Senior Fair Building at the Meigs Co unty Fairgrounds on Friday, .lunP29, from lO a.m . to 2 p.m. and Sat w·day, June 30. from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. D. V. Weber ConstnJclion, Reedsville, wUI be donating a truck and dJwer to ha ul the materials toAthenson Saturday. All proceeds \Ii ll go the Metgs County Special Olympic Fund. The group is recycling newspapers, glass and alurrunum. Newspapers should be bundled and glass should be clean. The project will continue through Septemb<>r. cousms. Squads make three runs Tuesday Three runs were made by local units Tuesday the Meigs County Emergency Servtce reported . At 1: 13 p.m. Rutland went to Hysell Run Road for Raymond K~. taken to Veter ans Memor· ial Hospital, at 2· f5 p m Rutla nd to HAPPY BIRTIID.4 .\', \'ER~- Speaker of the Ohio House, Vernal Hille, wan" to his fri end.• as he celebrated his 59th lrirthday at a party in a ( 'olumhLL"i hotel Tuesday PVf'ning. More than 3,000 tkkt->ts were sold for La ngsville for Lawrence Scarberry, taken to Veterans Memonat: at7: 32 p.m. Pomeroy to Main and Butter· nut for Ea rl PhPtps, treatment refused . thf.' hir1hda:v ba"ih that <'O\'ered for a J)emocratic fund rai....er. ( AP L<.-erph<•lo) . 3 Announ ceme nts Public N otice Public Notice ' AT THE DENTAL CENTER ON O[NTURES DURING JUN£ & JULY SAVE 1 120 ON A SET OF OUR VERY BEST DENTURES SAVE $60 PER DENTURE PHONE 304 -37z.J222 R B SMITH RIPLEY . W VA . '. " ' GOO D US ED GAS & ELE C DRYERS j !•. : i ' '1 to match . Uprrghl Fu~ ezer s S.Q iil Wa shers, G£ Whrrl poo l Maytag TV & APPLIANCES 6?7 3rd A ~e Ga llipOliS Oh I Open Da1y & S~ 1urda~ 111 6 P M I Every Friday Night At 7:00 P.M. PH 446 · 1699 1) , ........ 6 ... , ......... Mi!NM!I 6 .......... . li .... .. ~.~ .... ... ' '""'' .... .. "'~'""" s ... 10 8 ....... .. ·~·~- ft l~ LOU I """8' !I ......, ... '"'"' .. 4 J fotmt ' ' ' Mo nt 1' I .. .. {,.J/,. " wo 7 6 h o1o I "' "' " " 71A u t~hlft .. .& <<0 " 0' '"' lOt~ ... .. ....... 17 c; ..... ••< c ""~' " 11 "omormp•~'"'"'"" U2 ~~~"'b '"ll & Ho 01 n~ IJ l .. ovoho; !4 tloc<tul &~ol "i" ''"nn 11 ···· · ' "' " eo "'' 1 G•••" es S..odl '"'"' " "' I 0• " '""'"' I ~/ ~ .nlo • U!> HJ G"o'[)"' Aoob<O 0 o1 101 Hit 111 U> "'" " "' FOR SALE ' '• I I j \ I • I I• 1 1' 1 ~~. : 1 ' I r 0• I) "IJII f I " Up o nl ~ \t l ' 11 •:--r / • ' Real Estate General TEAFORD jl )(I 01, 2 ) I ' I' ill"'o•r I r I 0"' I' ll' ~<l.r< 1 • •1 f • I [ f\ •1 , I ..., . '" :' ' ' . . .' I !11 ,, 1 • • 1 •I I .1 ,' , "-,: . •, f) C • IO ( June NEW LISTING - 70 acres. 25 "0hou ses ood roorn trilller wttl. .\~mn g wn ter rlnlled well and good creek water COUNTRY - 9 acres 3 BR home. lu ll bll~ ement . ru r.11 water IN TOWN - Near thr pork 3 herl room s !rve! lot MINERSVILLE vrew Lovely & rea 5. 0flilbl e home VIEW OF THE RIVER - 2 storv rr 1~a r ~. r oge r s Rr ~ "'" 'J to $27 100 J herlroom ~ llOll 0 0 1){1 Sodoo•• o•• "•oo 0 700 new brr c k rn lh e wood s Housing Headquarters \ ,r " 11. ~J ') 01 ~:''• ~ (I \lA' i p1t · l I< ,, ~ I 1 . r , 1 I I '. Ill I S.h .. , , ·\ Oh, · I : I Ll I fl o', :' I I . tl l] l) 1 .". " • 1t I ,r I ~, I ' ' ., I I 1 I I' 1, ': 11 I 1 , ' '" 1' r J I I :• 1 · , , l it • ' 1 ll, I ,,. r" '' "' .. . I J, rJ < l• I r •. , ,,.,. (, ' 1" til II • ' I .11 : r ' t' • I , I' II' ' 'Rfal** WRITESEL ROOFING CO. r II '1 . I I' I' ,.. ' •l ,,. New Homes - bten s1ve ,,, ,, · :,,, /, I' M 1 •[' ,1•. '•;l ,, ' CujtQm Pole Bldgs. Public Notice .\ t : I "' '>rj PUBLIC NOTICE I ' ( r '" II • r,, , , ., 1' " • "' 1'1 I lv ' ,\ , "1 , ' I '" • I II '1 I MGM FARM CITY. INC. Serv rng Mergs-Galira· Mason ORDER & TAKE DELIVERY OF YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER, SPRING SEED & SEED CORN Low . Low Prices Don't B e Mi sled We Will Not Be Undersold CA LL JUNE Wfll 614 992 218 1 MGM FARM CITY , INC. Jack W Carsey, Mgr Broker -Auc t1 on Se rv1c e Cheryl Lemley, Mergs Coun ty Assoctat e Phone 74 2.3 171 Now Accepting Listings in Meigs Co <, "f ll ' I Insuran ce Wo rk t TH Rooling Work Alumrnum & Vrny l Stdrngs 15 Years Experience Ji l t , <1 I 1r I 1" H •) ', <I I II I rlo oj 1. • · l> [ r i H I ' • ' Ill r1 54 Misc . Merchandise c,, , 11\ • 1 • r ·" ' l'r • , ,,,, I 0 1 ,] ' Remodeling & Garages , rl • \' ' t H .l l l 1()0 •11• (Jitnn l n wn GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992 -2282 Pomeroy , OH. Open : 9:00 to 5:00 Closed Thursdays I mo WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH . 992-7013 New Chev y Truck .. Wolfe Investigations, Inc. MIDDlEPORT. OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES "C UT OUT KEN ' S Real Estate General APPLIANCE SERVICE asc Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates. 949- 2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls FOR SALE 985-3561 All Makes Three acres with a mcely constructed concrete block home 26K30. 3 bedrooms, one bath, 12x15 living room and 24x24 family room. Partially carpeted, fuel oil furnace wrth facilities for woodbumer. 12x15 block storage building, 20x3D block garage. Right oH Rt. 248. country setting, 'h mtle east of Chester, Ohio. (2 ) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Down statrs equipped wtth kttchen , ltvrng room. dtning room and den: upstatt s has two bed room s and one bath: hou se al so ha s basement . lot size approx. 48'x}08 '. Need s work . •Wa sh er s •Dishwas hers •Rang es •Refrigerators •Dryers •Free1ers PARTS and SERVICE ' •, ' FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E. Morn . Pom e roy PH . 992-6931 II "Free Estimates" Insta llation Available 6114 / 1 m WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •I£NilH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY We Ho~t~ e A Full Time Shop l ec hniclon on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTE R- 985 -3307 l lin ~ 608 NEW LISTING- Pomeroy - Save 25¢ on any OFF! or 25¢ Deep Woods OFF! product. l ., ~ . <lc·l<· , ... ... ~ ..... ~ ... , ......... .. . .... .......... ~ • • • ~ ... . , • •~~ ... .. . .. ,. '••< >oiO>t plt"~C hond l•"f h"l' ' P""' '' ' 't •• """I '" "'' ' '"''., ,., , ,.,,,, '""'I ''"' ,1" ,,, <~f,.,.., .. r ,h., .. tl ,, 1...... ,, • ·•·"~ ' " '"' " ' "'" "' ' ' ' " 1'" """' ' ' ' "~'" ''"''' '11 ''"' I~ ' "' " drrrnc,l "'"' ' t... · h """'' I" r "'I"' ' ' \ ..,, '" •me 1 "' " " I'• • '" ' , ,l r • r ' ' I '"' I '" ~'" dl "'" 1..- "' <I'" I .I , j, ,1, ,. " ,j ' ' '" • "" '" "r r '""I' "' • ' " 1,.. " • 1'" I I ' I'""""" ! '" ' " rl. 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I Pf t•hU II I fyi~OhJf!IOr !;I { l ll~ vlllll' 1 ' ()( ltl 1 o1 IO Gt nft f l l oud ~ Cn•P•Juhoo 1' 0 ~ o • IO J l 1• • ••rr '' b01Xl7 SALES & SERVICE U S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Aulhomed John Deere . Farm Equ1pment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service r1 J IH'Ih!iorn'. 2 IJillh, I oh of tl 'lli OI!Plr r''' rnmnlr'h·rl (,.-1 1<11'1' 1 BUS .: RES .: NEAR RUTLAND - App ro < I -11 r• • 11.1 t Ol l !! ' ln1 •noh•l t' 111J fl1 1· ur r ,,rn llt·r llr·( lr 11 ,, v,•l ..t iJI!' $? / ')1) 00 CHESTE R - 1979 1~<70 mu1!1lr · 11111 !1!' 3 t)r•r1r OCml\ I IJd lll ~ (llr11,., 1Jy turn1 ~ hr •d ur1 dr rr• •Ht •·!l cent ral <111 I a " IP(f1,( h•·il ! 1 n cludr~ i / •74 ,tm;wr· IJuilrl•np l arrfl In! Take A Step to Ftnancral Independence - WP hrlvf' r1 11\Vf"\ lr'l••nl proprrll!!'> lr.t •o rnp 0" When you buy 8 un sweeten ed envelopes OR 4 two ql su gar SIJ.'t? etened enve lores OR 4 two qt sugar free envelo pe s OR 1 e1gh1 qt sugar lr ee bo~ OR 1 can •sler any Slle l any Aavor 'CO N CRETE WORK ·cu STOM BUIL T HOME S 'W A TE R. GAS & O IL LINE S JIM PH . CLIFFORD 992-7201 3 15 tin ? • to•y 3 $30 000 DO REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr. 992·6191 Dottre Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussell 919-2660 Jo Hrll 985-4466 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS "SUPER 94" AND APPLIANCE SERVICE The most powerful pre · mium gasoline rn Th e Brg Bend area 35185 Oak Hill Road Lon g Bottom. OH . 45743 94 Octane PH. (614) 985-4212 Ethanol Enhanced We Use Von Schrader Equipment Re commended by L•adtng Carpel Manu· Available Only At W e Serv1ce All Makes & Models Antenna Installation Hou se Calls and Shop Serv1 ce Available RITCHIE'S MASON SERVICE CENTER \· 1•, rt tro t !r wPr', llho1• . " Mason , W . Va . facturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 6 6 I mo fl ?!• 1 ll' () INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed like to mtr oduc e you to Eng age -A-Car lh e modern way to dme t he vehrcle of your cho1ce No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box . 326 Pomeroy . OH. 45769 JONES BAR LIVE BAND EVERY WEEKEND "Mud River Band" Featuring Lanny Tennant Something Special For The ladies Every Sunday Night 9:00 to 1:00 6114 / 1 rn o Fo r Faster Serv1ce PUlliNS EXCAVATING - 00l£R S - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS - IO·BOY S - TRENCH ER - WAtER - SEWER - GAS II NES RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re core radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks . PAT HILL FORD - SEP!IC SYSTEMS 2 In Memoriam West Columbta Call 614-992 -6737 992 -2196 Middl eporl, Ohi o LARGE "' SMALL JOBS PH. 992-2478 G ?0 ' 1 mo or1 In Memory of my mother , Bertha Batey who p assed away three vears ago today . You are always 1n my thoughts, and never w1ll be forgotten Anna Mae Lewi s . In Lovrng Mem o ry of Gary Wolfe , Jun e 27. 1963 After twenty one year s of s ilent rest. we know God look the very best . Sadly mi sse d by , Pautrne . gary , Sonya, Jamie Darrell, Carmen. J ennife r , Laura & Chris 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewtng rna · ch rne repair , pa rts , and supplies P1 c k up a nd delivery , Da v is Vacuum Cleaner. one half m1l e up Georges Creek Ad Call 61 4 · 446· 0294 . Try sellrng th e N ew Avon Way For inform atiOn ca ll 6 I 4 · 446-2166 . KARATE L I 3 ti c The Best In Self def e n se Private Lesso ns . Phon e 286 · 3074. Ja ck son . Oh10 PERSONALIZED POOLS 498 Gen . Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport . OH . PH . 992-2549 OPEN: MON. -SAT. 10 to 6 POOL SUPPLIES & MAINTENANCE C. L. KITCHEN 5/ 22/1 mo. G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS Wo•oho u~ - 985-38 13 • ••do-n<e - 985-3 83 7 6 18 1 mo on Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt 124.Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK Giveaway 4 German Shepherd puppies. 8 wks old Call 614 245 5824 CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon s and remode hng Roo fin g and g utt e r wo rk Concre1e work Pl umbin g and 91ec tr• car w ork (Fr ee Est1mates) Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 AL TROMM 742-2328 V. C. YOUNG Ill ar 992- 7121 We Have the 992 -1>2t5 "' 992 -73 t4 J I t lh Pomeroy , Ohio lowest Rates J ~ \lc Tobacco plant s Ca ll 446 · 4599 afte' 6 OOPM Beagle pups . 7 ki tt e n s. Call 446 ·2329 . 2·7 wk . old kittens . Call 446 · B594. Full blooded Chow C h ow. 1 yr . 4 mo People retired . Can not lake care of him Call FISHING REEl REPAIR POLE BUILDINGS Stzes Start From l2'xl6' UTILITY BUilDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER. GAS . SEWER RAIN LINES. County Certified P&S BUILDINGS SEPltC TANKS INSTALLEP Racine. Oh. Ph . 6lH43-5191 FlEE ESTIMATES 367-7560-367-767 111 1 II CHESHIRE, OHIO 3 , t Parts , Service & Cleaning For Garcia, Zebco. Shimano. Johnson, Diawa, Quick. STEVE FINLAW PH . - 985-4266 Rt. 1 Long Bottom, Oh. L - - - - - s.IU mo -- jiJro(I!J!I!i{l_f..}Jn1r:(Ji!l!!i(fj.. 11:4/VTAIJS Public Sale & Au ctio n Au c t ion 614· 367 · 7101 304-773 · 9 1 85 Aucti on every Fri mg ht at the Hartford Co mmumty CenttH Truckl oads of new merchandise eve ry week Consig m ents o f new a nd u sed m erc ha ndise always w elcome Richard Reynold s Au c t1 o neer 3 04 - 275 3069 Auction Sale. Sat . June 30. 10 :00 a.m . A lba ny, !next t o 0&0 Im p lement on old A 50) Du e to the death of her Homemakers earn x -tra in · come . We need several representattves in this areal Pany plan exp a plus . G1fts. toys, home decor . No invest· ment . Car & phone n ee. Call booking porttes . Babysitter wanted f or new born references required 32 to 40 hrs per week Ct~ ll Assistant Organ1st n eeded at Grace Epitc op al Church. Call 614 -992-396B . Government Jobs. S 16. 559 · SSO . 553 year N ow Hirmg Your area Ca ll 1- 805 -687 · 6000. Ext . A · 9805 S1m m ons Olds - C ad C hevy. Inc . is tak1n g applica · tions tor al') auto mechanic 3 years general eAperr enced m ech anic with 1 yee r ex pe · n once com put er com mend control . ApplicatiOn con be pi ck ed up at the service offic e. tnterv1ews w1ll take place after all app hcat1ons have been revre w ed . POINT PLI'ASANT MA RINE CO . an Equa l Oppor tunity Em ployer , 1s n ow frhng positi o ns for Certifred W elder s. Mac h 1nists and a Ge ntr y Crane ope r ator Apply i n p er son immedrately at our f ac rhty at 2300 North Mam Street . Point Pleasant , betwee n 8 00 a m and 4 00 p . m . M o nd ay through Wanted To Buy W e pay cas h for l ate mo del clean used cars Jim Mrnk Chev · Olds In c B1ll Gen e J oh nson 446· 3672 W a nted t o buy u se ct coa l & w o od h ea t e rs Swain Furni ture . 446 3159. 3rd & Olrv e St. Gallrpol1s. Oh Buy1ng da1ly gold Sliver co m s. rr ngs . j ewelry . st erl mg ware . o ld corn s. large cu r rency T op prrc es . Ed Bu r k ett Barber S hop . 2nd Ave Mi d dl e port . Oh 614 992 Cas h p a1 d fn r fancy rron or h eavy 1ron h P. d<; $ 1 60 and up for certa1 n Mt! 1gs Co sto ne j<Hs Olrl t1me c up · bo o rd c a ll 1 304 882 · 6 14 · 992· 5 403 . Wrll do house clea mn g. oft1ce cl e anrng, o r t ake care of th e eld e rly 1n my h ome Ca ll6 14 -985 · 386 1 H o rse sh oe1ng. 304 · 773 - 5207 ln t err or and CK 1error pamt •ng, teKturod cer ling s 304 675· t573 Work wante d w1l l do hous e cl ea n• n g o r off1 ce cleanin g Call 304 · 675 · 9769 1 112 yr old black & white male cat . 1 yr old long haired wh1te fem11le spayed ca t ; male & female krtten s. '!2 scotty & t;, pekin ese dog . 1/ 2 German shepard & 1j, co llie puppie s. Call 614 992 -6505. Meigs Co. Hu mane Socrety . 30BO . 8 o r 10 lo ads fir ewood delivered to Clifton . 304 · 773. 5988 Employmenl Services 1 1 Help Wanted Homemakers Dream! N o eA p erien ce need ed lo earn 25 % comm i ssron demon strating in frrends' h omes . Yo u control hou rs and rn come . Abs olutely no invest ment! Also book ing part res Call 446 · 1270 or write Toy Plan , Johnstown , PA 15904. Kitten to good hom e . 304 - 675 · 5162 Puppies. good hom e . 304 · 676 · 7322 . 2 gray kittens. blue eye s. to good home, 304-675· 7 677 01 676 · 2474, 9 week old kitten. female. blue ayes. 304- 675 -6146. Sm.!ill dog and dog house. 304 -675-2592. 3 yr . neutered male c81, very affectionate. almost blind. needs loving cere . 304 -676· 1780. Financial 21 Business CO MPLET E HOUSEHOLDS 7760 H omemake rs Drea m ! N o e"perience needed to earn 26 % co mmiss ron dem o n strating in frien ds ' h o mes . Yo u conuol hours and Income. Absolutely no invest· ment! Al so b ookmg parties . Ca ll 446 · 1270 or wnto Toy Plan. Johnstown . PA t5904 Homemakers earn )1 -tra in come . We nee d several repretentatives in this areal Party pten e111p. a plus . Gifts. toys . home decor. No Investment . Car & phone nee . Call t ..e 1·800 -663- 9077. Also booking parties . ······ Gaiiii>oiis ······ & Vicinity Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity Frazr ers Bottom flea Market . Every week end . U .S . 35 Fraziers Botto m . WVa . 25082 . Dealers Wet come . Don Frazrer Operator . 304 - 755- 2779 3 fam1ly ya rd sale . J une 30 t o July 2 . D1shes . applian ces. baby clothe! & adult c l ot hing . 483 Beec h St . Middleport Next to SA Garage s ale - clothrng exc con .. vacum sweeper . bo rt. spnngs & mattress exc . con . toys. househ old items Morning S ta r Rd 2 miles off Basha n A d June 28 & 29 F1rs1 Time Sale June 28 & 29. off At 7 on At . 218 . 4th house on right . Large clo thing. applian ces. j ewelry . lamps. bed spreads . drapes. dishes. misc . rtems . Yard Sale Thurs .. Fri June 28 - 29 . 9 · 5 . 1 'h mtle o ut 160 past HM C . Clothes, t oys. books. m1 sc . Pt Pleasant & Vicinity Hug e Attic sa l e 5 Fa m dres . Thurs. Frr & Sat . 10 · ? 25 Smithers . Furniture m iS e Rain postpones . 2325 J efferson , Pornt Plea sa nt , June 28 thru 30th . 10 8 p m H ousehold . baby clot h es . furniture and mi s ce llan eous Excell ent ! Brg Yard Sale Fndey Jun e 29. Saturday Jun e 30 . 9 00 to B e s1de B1g W heel Carryout , Rt . 35 M en's. women ' s c hild ren's c l o thm g, km ck kna c k s. et c Ya rd Sale, 2217 Oak S t June 29 and 30 Tab le. charr s. games. toy s, c l o thmg , m is e n Frrday onl-y 8 00- 5 :00 868 Rafferty Dri\l e, Addi so n , Ohi o Ant•ques. glas swa re all kinds . c l oth mg . jean s. lo t s miSC. Yard Sal e F1rst tra der Cl ipper Mill s. Wednesday · Saturday Clothes. c har r s. ste reo Pr o ceeds t o ' Sheaves for Cht1st' Back yard 62 Sycamore Fr i & Sat Ju ne 29 & 30. 8 · 5 Drsh e!> . to ols clothing 23 Professiona l Services pI AND TUNING l o wer prrced regu l ar tu nlngs discounts t o S en1or Crt 1ze n s. Churches & School s W ard 's K eyboard . 304 · 675 · 3824 Pran o Tuning and Repom Brumcardt Mu s•c Co . 446 · 0687 . Skill and mtegrity our t rademark l an e D aniels 614 ·742 -2 951 Profe ss ion al E l ect r o ly s•s C l1nrc Prob e Type Ele ct ro l y · s1s AMA , FDA & FCC approv ed D oc tor referral s 304 · 675 · 5568 Real Eslate 31 Homes for Sale For Rent m town With o pt10 n t o b uy 3 BR . f en ce d yard Ca ll 614 446 208 1 n1 g ht s H ouse fo r Sale by ow n er 4 BR house o n Lower Rr ver Ad 3 m ile s south o f tow n Wood burnin g fir eplace. ga r · age. b ase m ent . n ew fur · na ce . and roof ov erlookm g the Ohro R1ver Ca ll daytime 446 - 161 5 n1ght 446 · 1 2 44 4 BR la r ge ea t - Ln kit chen large hvmg & famdy roo m s also . 16x 32 ing rou nd heated pool all on a one acre fenced lot , m any other ex · tras Fm anci n g ava il abe - $59 . 500 5877 Ca ll 30 4 773 · Sal e by owner . Tr i· level , 1 3 ac r e. 4 BR . 2 Bath . kit ch en compl ete. 15X30 de c k . FP , 2 ca r garage. ex cond Redu ced t o $69 .900 C all Thur s . Fr1 , Sat , 9 4 Fourth h ou se on right past Good Shep ard C hur c h . At 2. P o1nt Pleasant . FLEA MARKET Casey 's Pnrkrng l ot 2 m1l es north P o rnt Pleasant A t 62 . e\lery Sllturday Set up S3 .00 304 6 75 4808 ==H=o=m=e=s=f=o=r=S=a=le=~ r-3=1 L1ke new . 3 b edrm sect iona l h ome o n beau trful 'h acre l o t 1n Arbaugh addt t 1o n . Tuppers Pla1n s. CKCCIIenct n eigh borho od S32 .90 0 Incl ud es n ew refng . ran ge . washer & dryef. f~nan c m g a\larlable w 1th low d own payment to quaht1ed part 1es Call 6 14 992 7034 day s or 614 -992 7671 eve nm gs Mi dd l eport. house for sa l e on Gravel H1ll. 2 bdrm s. large lrvmg rm bath . cent ral a1r carpete d. n ew ly pamted . ba se ment w1t h 2 ca r garage S h own by apporntm e nt o n ly 614 ·992 · 53 10 f OR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY 11 1 14 h wide th r ee bedroom ba th and h alf . mo bil e hom e stt ti ng on n1ce lot . rea dy to move rn t o S225 00 do~~~rn $225 00 p er mon th 304 -576 -271 1 Seven year o l d home . thret> b edroo m s. gar de n spot . 2 605 l1nco ln Aue a v, p et assumable loa n 304 -675 - 5047 3 bedroom home, 3 year s· o l d. a ·;~ p erce nt , assumabl e l oa n . l o w 50 's 30 4 -675 6713 aft er 5 p m 3 years o ld . tota l electn c, d ec k & f enced m back yard , 8 '11 percent ass umabl e l oan. S- 10 .000 down or w1ll con Sider trade for land . low 60 "s after 5 30 4 -675 - 6643 . 61 4 · 446 3485 30 acre farm . 14 acres flat , n1 ce 8 roo m house. 2 d11ll ed w ell s. eAcell ent b uy 1n th e m1d 5o ·s Jake Som ervill e Real Est a1e. 30 4 · 675 3030 o r 675 343 1 Summer Tim e IS Savmgs T1m e on th1 s remodeled hom e Save Now 11 Mrdd le · 4 bed room h o me , fen ced yard. great for t am1ly. be hrnd hrg h sc hool 30 4 675 - port 6!4 992 · 6941 6 r ooms. basement , d oubl e garage . 1 & o n e -thrrd acre l ot . R ose H 1ll . Pomeroy S32. !:f00 Ca ll 1 6 14 678 2855 32 M obole Homes for Sale 2613 0 pportunity FURNITURE Bed s. iron . w ood . cup b our ds c h a rr s. c h es t s. baskets , d1shes. sto ne 1ar s, a ntiq ues. gold a nd sil ve r Wnt e - M D Mill er . Rt 2, Pomeroy . Oh•o 4576 9 o r ca ll 61 4 -992 · 'f.~7r-. -:~'f;'~/-"'{ ).'' ( ~'":) . :..,,.._~~~. Ji~,-1/,.,.._,. t'P.A I===========~-==========::, 1----- -- - - - - 9 ' • ext. R- 10189 . husband, Clovis . the co n - Frr day te nts of the C hes se r hom e & outbur lding s will be sold A 46 yr . accu m u lati on , house - 12 S ituation s hold goods & old 1tems will Wanted sell fir st, rid1n g tractor mow er at 1 00 p .m . Ske leton listing . 3 bedroom Will ca re for eld er ly perso n 1n suit es ( 1 walnut c '2 0 's}; my h ome. over 14 yrs o f 23" color TV ; D Phyfe table ert penen ce Ca ll 614 - 256 with 4 chairs. round mapl e 6509 . tsbl e w1th 4 chairs ;; refri ger ator; cocktail table & match rng end tables . Row e couch , 1 B Wanted to Do treadl e & e lec sew ing rn a chincs tSinger l; variety o f c haH s !f ew o l dl. m a n y lamp s. stands . sweeper s. Law n M owin g & Trrmm1nq . se rv1 ce for 8 Pope Gosser Reli ab l e and dep end abl e. c hin a. old k1t che n f l at wall Reaso n abl e rates . Call 6 14c upb oa rd la s 1sl . collection 256 - 6251 afte r 5 :30 o f o ver 20 chma cup s & sa u cers: J ewe l Tea c offee Roofing and gut1er work, pot & t ea pot. few old me l a l work . h o u se pamtmg, carpe nter w ork Exc ref d1sh es. lo t s sm all el ect kit c h en ap plian ces, u sual Free es ti mat es Call 446 k1tch en item s. stonP. jars 2 3t 7t br ass trumpet s hrr~ ss Stf'!a m whi• tie : churn lids. good 1 2 Genera l Haul1ng . For sal e h p Bush H og R1di ng Trac · Lime s t one. t1ll dr rt . and t o p so rl Ca ll C all 614 256 tor mower wrth blade, 5 h p 1427 Roto Tiller ; 1 25. 000 btu gas furn ace. power m owers W ee dea1 er lik e n ew. 10 Doz er work. gro u nd clea n ng spee d b 1k e Dodge t r uck for & excave trng $25 per hr part s, m etal tool bo• for Ca ll 446 -96 38 p1 ck u p; ladder J<tck s. cream sep arator . picmc table . law n B ass pl aye r want s j ob w tt h chairs , y ard It me spreader, 3 w ell es l ab l ished country gal. sprayer, Greenhouse sq uar e dan ce or po lka band supplie s (n ew tomato boxes, Call Ray 6 14- 446 - 3 109 m any pl astic trays . etc ). Call Toled o c o unte r sca les , old Wdl pl ow tobacco 614 · 256 · t 52B w o od carpenter' s chest. tap & di e set, miter saw ; belt - - - - - - - - ·lc Water wel l s dnll ed & ser sa nd er ; p o wer na1l hammer; vrced Free estimates Call va rrety hand tool s, serv gal n ew p a1nt; etc Eats ava1la · 6 14· 992 - 5006 or 61 4 · 742 bl e Te rm s Cash or c k w1th 31 47 10 Owner Madge Chesser W1ll grv e p1ano & org an Auct C E. Shen dan Ph l essons 1n my ho me to 448 · 4263 beg1n n ers. adul t s, & ad · vanced students Also teach chor dmg & Hans po srng Ca ll 614 · 256· 6020 5 m o nth old female boxer . fawn co lor. Cell 614 -742 · All STEEL & 6000, 271 1 B253 YOUNG'S 8 '(ard S ales Government jobt. $16, 669 $60,663 year . Now hirtng. For directory Call 806-687 3476 Female Springer Spaniel. 2'h yr o ld . Call 614 - 388 · 111 l)l•ctmom llomp w1l h lam1!v room ? llfHhs lormill rlrnrnr room 1ountry kttchen w1th IJrf'J kl .i 'l IXlol h lui! basrmenl g;u a ~:P r! hovP ground pool Orrlv 'DU MP TRU CK SE RV ICE NOW AVAILABLE! VOII Wtlllf to )'PI rl hPr~ rJ Save25<: 'O I L FIHD S ER VICES 985 -3813 985-3837 & t' rowl h Call lod 1v 1! POMEROY - BACKHOE ' REClAMATION WORK GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES $J I '>IX!00 $19)00 00 ;~~i:.~·r~n~~~:: ·:~ ::.~·:~:~'.:!.~:~!~'!~;!. BOGGS New Holland . Bu sh Hog NEW LISTING - J&F CONTRACTING ·ooz ER Help Wanted flee 1 · 800 -653-9077. Also lost large g ray rabbit , RE WARD . New Haven area . Rick Pe erson Auctioneer Service Estate . Farm. An liqu e & liquid ation saiBs l1c8nsed & bonded in Ohio & WV a 304 -773 - 5785 or Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 THE DITCHING SERVICE E Ma rn'-;,oo;;.;liOo,;,• POMEROY, 0 . 992 · 2259 5395 . For all your wtring needs : furnaces repa ir se rvice and installation . Residential & Commerc;al Announcements ACCENT de key Found on Po pular Rid ge Strip Mine leather 10 on ring is a G 614- 992 - e very Tuesday n• g ht. Pt. Pleas11nt . WVa Auct lonnie Neal Yo uth Cen te r Bld g ., Camden St 6; 18· 1 mo pd 46353 Scout Camp Rd . Chesler. Ohro Ph . 985 -4269 If No Answer . Call 98s.4381 (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Found. key ring with 1 set of car keys & H onda motorcv · MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ] ?8 lin S&W TV FOR FUTURE USE" pay for adCeCall446 -1970& Rodney ll to idencify 11 614· 245 · 9 187 . 6/25/ 1 mo 1 h 'V I ' I 1 Shepherd· Collie. Vicinity of Hartinger J fj,c,!-] • 11 rl ' SAVE I I I Pkwy. Middleport. OH. PH. 992-2549 or 773-5634 I I I t '< 1 , ., •' ! Il l Rea l Estate General ,,.. s 498 Gen. 113 W. 2nd St. Also Some Car Fenders Available II •· (,, •; •u1 l •tW11<;r•1 r lruo; " •'I ·. •vII hwl I [ to ,!Jiu t•11ri 'lf"'l Lost and Found 304 ·B82· 3672. 949-2263 •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •<>ml,., t>cmr rt t .. ~.,. & INSTALLATION & IN-GROUND Wide Range of Chemicals & Supplies Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Publi c Notice I·' I Mosquitoes love your kids too. " " " ' COUPON MAINTENANCE . SERVICE FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE 1"1, I· ,. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Found . Dog mixed German Free Water Analysis At Store or Pool Site 1 interested contact Home National Bank Ra"ne . 949·2210. Protect them for hours with OFF! and Deep Woods OFF! SHOE REPAIR FENDER ........ ..... '76 .95 DOORS . <t49 95 HOODS ........ .. . '174.95 BUMPERS '69 95 GRILL ............. .. '42 .50 R. SUPPORT . '84.95 TAIL GATE .. . '85 .00 FORD FENDER .. '69 .95 BUMPER ...... . .. '69.95 NEW- REPAIR 3 I tin " M. L 'Bud' McGHEE M~GKEE lan d Ph . (614) 843 -5425 5-8· 2 mo. pd PUBLIC NOTICE ~wf 21B ACRES - II rm home EUGENE LONG '• ' .. BRADBURY - Rented db! . '' '' . ,, ,r. · I. 27, 1981 BRs at li h rJ r g~ 1n gas. bottom 8"''''" : r , ' ' Missed more and more as the days come and go by Ben Batey Family. POMEROY - Low tH ICed. 3 !t ee •n 1 , ,, '• " I •\ • Another year has passed and gone, But memories sl tll linger on and on . Year after year , more precious they grow: Only those who have lost understand this I know. As the song says,"l Have Never Been This Homesick Be· fore." In God 's word , He says that the old must pass away and the young may Acording to nature and the signs of the t1mes These memories may soon become reali ltes : But until they do, with the help of the lord, With joy we will carry on . krlchens 2 level klts near P0 bu i; 0-\.- ~ " '""~ Co<tl"lt I > "' Who Passed Away NEW LISTING - Lg db! 10 rm horne n1 Rutl and Equtpped larm lo<o<l , , , ., , I ., I f\,1, ,• I lf " l ,' • 5 lrmter. ? ,.owMhoo 19~ 1•. $6 .500 h11y Ul H•'"' t l ti! BERTHA E. BATEY 7 by.pass Ony $1 2.000 'H "'"'"" •••o~fo•h Public Notice 1• , r fi '' ' .. . ~ .' I OF NEW LISTING - 2 bed room · .&..,.,to Goo .. '""•a•• • noo rt•o~ :. ' [) ,.. . p. 1' IN LOVING MEMORY mob1 lehomr . 1ac re leve l on ... '"'• •- • ~11 PO <t!l"~ Co mplete Gutter Work Complete Remodeltng Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 years " free Estimate s" l-~ On o~"''"'"'' "" NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1 '" In Mem oriam level lots on th e Oh ro Rrver 111 Ao<••• !<1• • I r 1•, MW LISTING - · T ra~l er se tup water tap. e le c l r~c & 2 .... M <I<II•P "" I VIRGIL B. SR . 216 E. 2nd St . Phone 1-( 614)· 992 -3325 Rl .. n • d• u~rut ! ,.,.d o Up" • l t W~' '' 1 tl ol ll ,. , ., r () fl •rn ')ltr•o . j 1 ( \ {)1 ) 1! .\r " , \' R. () P.• , · ( Vinyl & Aluminum L/f" • Moon~ Cn W\1 a ..oC o UJOC ...... .,. c ...,,.. Public Notice S)t••ll111(1(1 \/Vol t••' ,.:. 1 r•' r' , J., · ''"" A,o• • f • •~ .- t!•o" ' "' ' I It ')' • ' [ SIDING CO. - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---j "'H Auo" Public Notice I [I ' ~ M.n Gr..,n• Olf a• l ooN Public Notice o· L t "'~~ · ( Go• " A•oo • ••• • • c........ "u~~···••• . . f .......... 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Pomeroy • r u . ..... .~ l 1 M_,., '"' 5o<o > T OI<ISolo lo"'O " "' " •O ~< o ' - u ........ ...... .., ran ch lull ba srmrnl Bu 1ld 1ng rs arr condrfiOned w1th smoke elimmator s ~ 25 to be Given Away At Beginning and End Of Sale Bill Br own Auctionee r ) • o.• _,.., DORCA S - At The American legion Hall On Beech Grove Road In Rutland Wa shers . . ................ . ..... · ~ .... . ... . , J ... - - . . l l l v -oON<t"" ""' RACINE - I lw'"'' tor h.ndy Andy lg lot AUCTION ' L C: o•d ol ,.._,., IP"'O • ~ Kl¥0"<01 RUTLAND - RemMeten I BR s l~i level lot Public Sale & Auctron B PUBLIC NOTICE BUDG ET HEAR ING $SAVE$ - M Wednesday, June 27, 1984 PHONE 992-2156 Or Wrilt Dlill, S.ntintl Clauilfrd Dept. Ill Cour1 St.. Po!Nroy . IJIIJo45769 Hugh Rousey living en\·ironment in Ohio's comm unittes. --·--- - -1 The Daily Sentinel Area deaths Meigs Commission hearings set The Meigs County Commi ssioners will hold public hearings in the Commissioners' office at the courthouse on July ll and 13 at 9 a m. for the purpose of discussing the submission of a funding application to the comm unit y developmt'nt block grant sma ll cit it's program of the State of vhio. The applicatio n will be submitted under the Comprehensive Housi ng "'eighborhood Revitalization Progra m. Primary goal of the program is to Improve the housing stock and Wednesday, June 27, 1984 1 N OTI CE I TH E OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO . r eco mm end s that you do busr n ess w 1th peopl e you kn ow and N OT to send mon ey through the ma1 ! u ntrl y o u hav e rnvc st1 ga t e d th e oH errng local route t o r sale No sellm g. co llectio n o n ly W1ll net a pprort S400 p er week . Re qUi re d 3 -4 h ou rs p er week Wrll t ake $18 .00 0 cas h Write P 0 BoA 59247 . 81rmingham. AL 35259 92 4 7 I nclude your t el ep hone numbe r and address Own y o ur own J e an Sport swear. Ladies Ap parel. Co mbr nat•on . A ccasso rre!i . Large Stz e store Nationa l bran ds Jordache . C h1 c. Lee . Levi . V an d erb ilt . lzod . Gu nne Sax . Esprit , Brittania . Ca lv1n Kl ein. Ser g i o Valente , Eva n Pi cone , C laib orne. M ember s Only. Bill Blass. Organically G rown . H eal th te)l , 600 ot h er s S7.900 t o 52 4.900. inventory, aidare. training fixtures . grand o peni ng, etc Mr Keenan (305 ) 67 8 $3 6 39 Water delivery business . Gallia & Mason Counties . Serious inquiries only. 30 4 · 675 - 1619 even1ngs , 6 to 9 p.m 22 Money to Loan H O ME LOANS FIXED RATES Below mark et rate s filled convent i onal FHA · VA . l ea der Monga ge. A1hens . co ll ect 614 -692 3051 ' 8 yr s o ld. 3 bedrm . 2 ba th s. fam1l y roo m Wi th woo d burn er Srngl e car garag e. o n 8 flat r~crt~s w1th stock ed pond C rt y wat e r m A acm e Ca ll 6 14-949 - 26 41 N EW AND USED M OB IL E HOM ES KESSEL ' S QUAL . lTV MOBILE HOME SA LES . 4 Ml WEST. G ALLIPOLI S . AT 35 PHONE 614· 446 . 7274 Own er tr ansf err ed -mus t sel l ho me. fa mil y r oo m ha s 20ft of windows for pastor al v •ew . ftnished double ga r · age. f~replace . l arge ~orch . 40ft dec~. w oods prrvacy, near Ro ya l O a k Park $63 .900 Cal l 614 · 992 · 1979 3 h dr mobrle hom e. o n acre lot well shaded Must se ll both together Ca ll 111 614 · 388 · 9957 1973 1 2A60 r e mod eled tra1l er . n ew ca rpet do ors . plurnb1ng. elec 1rrc A C Ca ll 5 4 20 446 0221 1 12 M ap le P lace . c orner of l as l ey , 2 be d roo m s. fam •l y room . kitche n Mu st sel l to settle e stat e Ca l l t:o ll ec t Virgmia Crew 1- 61 4 ·891 · 0442 or 4 3 1 0633 1 4X65 3 BR . gas h ea1 . 1973 , g ood cond S7900 1 2)(60 all ga s. 2 BR . 1969 54900 Ca l l6 14 Hou se & 1 acre 1n P omemy . City gas & sewer. 5 r ooms & ce ll ar f or under $10,000 or be st oHe r . Will co n s1 der land con trac l . Call after 6 p m . Athens. 614 -59 3 - 3269 N1 ce home in country. n ea r min es. full basement . cell ar . 2 bedroom s. 1 2 acrrcs rn Lan gsv1lle S29,000 Ca ll 6 14· 742 · 2261 1 2 m 1les f rom Pom er o y . o utstandmg 8 s1 de d home. 3 s 1des decked . 3 b edroom s. 2 ba ths. Full b asement . barn plu s 9 a cres S45 .000. Call 614· 985· 3575 For sa l e by owner . C larence Hill . Immed i ate possess1on . pric e negotiabl e or own er will help finance 81 -level rn Rusti c Hills. Syracuse. Oh1 o 2 full bath s. 3 bedrooms . family room with fir epla ce sprral stair ca se. Irving room . kit c hen wrth drshwasher & garbage disposal. c hain link f ence. 16• 1 2 barn for stor · ag e. insulated Call 614 - 2 47 -4 t 34 New 3 bedroom h ome, 1 % bath , large lot . below Wa · hama High School . S25 ,000 . Call 6277 ' 614 · 992 - 446 01 75 14X65 3 8R . g as h eat . 1973 go o d co nd S790 0 1 2)(60 all gas . 2 BR . 1969 S4 900 Ca ll 614 446 0 17 5 1974 14X70 , 3 BR . 1' 7 ba t h tota l e l ec . g oo d cond .S 8900 Ca ll 6 14 446 0175 19 77 1 4 x70 Schultz on 52,. 100 lot . conc rete porch w 1th aw nmg . storag e buil d . rng 3 h edroom . 1 ' ·, batr . s rove & re fr •gerator . disp o sal. & ra n ge hood M us t se ll S t 6 . 000 Call 614 · 992 · 7467 or 742 - 3 15 4 1981 Holl ypa rk . 14x70 . exc con d , 1 2x8 deck . und erpen nmg and l arge roo m a• r co nd rncluded 304 · 895 · 3895 3600 "' 895 ' 77 Cameron . 1 4 1(70. CA · panda . 3 bedroom . new underpenn.ng , front porch , gas h eat , e"c co nd . $8 , 000 00 2700 304 · 675 ' 77 Cam eron, 14r~70 . e11 pando. 3 bedroom. new underpenn1ng , front porch . ga s h e at . e"c co nd . $8 . 000 . 0 0 2700 -· 304 · 675 · �Page-l~ The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1959 tra•ler They'll Do It Every Time 54 Misc . Merchandise CoHee table stereo. stereo. dinette table . Ca11614~ 266 - Ri c hardson house 92,800 . Call 614 - 6417 _ 256-6058 33 Shrubs pruned, lawn re seeded, retaining walls . sidewalk•. patios, fill dirt , topsoil, barlt mulch & SBW · dust. Contact Bruce Davi · sion . Call 614· 256 - 1427. Small farm j 18 .25 acres) in P&tland. Oh1o . bordered by Ohio River & highway . No soma Large 16ft. overhead garage door , complete, also 8ft ., door , eJC . gas floor furnace , reasonable . Call 614 -256 - trees , % mineral rights Fair market price. 540,000 For infor mation . write B . Graham . 4615 Emerald , N acog doches, TeMa s 75961 6609 . Hay. 1972 ledgerwood 25 f1 Camper. 1963 Chevrolet Impala . Call 61 4 - 367- 7B66 after 5 . 35 Lots & Acreage lawn Chairs $6 ea ., 446 - l ot for sale in M ercervi lle . Ca ll 614 -256 6618 . 43B4 . fo r sale 6 acre s at gr ound in Lebanon TP . Goo d building site on hard 1op r oad Ask1ng 55000 or best o Her Call Air conditioner , 1100 BTU. good con d. $175 . 446 · 1522 0' 446 -7572 614-843 -5231 Syracuse several 44 5974 10x5 0 t rail e r o n large wooded loL 7 miles below Gallip o li s on Racoon $10.995 . 30 4 67~ 6448 . l ots in Hende rso n . 5011: 119. $3 .000 .00 each . Scottie Soladean . Smith St Henderso n Renlals Houses for Rent 46 Space for Rent Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at $157 for on e bedroom and S1 93 per month f or two bedroom. with S200 deposit located n ea r Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant Call 446 · 2745 or leave Rent 4 BA ho use upper Rt.7 . Call 614 -446 - 0429 H o me f o r rent . good loca - t+on . Bob M cCo rmi ck Rd . 3BR . f u ll basement . par11y finished . nice. 2 bath. ki t chen , living area , beautiful view , no children . no pets Call 614 -446 -3643. Wise man R ea l Estare Agency 3 BR h ome f o r rent . At 160. 5 mt . fro m h os p+tat . carport . mc e k1tchen & living room . wood fl oor . 5300 mo plus se curit y no chi ldren . no pets Call 614 -446 -3643 Wi!Seman Real Estate Agency 3 bdr . unfurn . gare~ge a pt ., S250 plus deposit. Ca ll Furnished apt 919 2nd ., Galtipolis . $175 . Men only . Call 446 - 4416 after 7PM Newly remodeled 2 bdr .. equipped kitchen . central air. 6250 821 1h Second Ave .. Gallipo lis Call 446 - 2158 4 rooms 8. bath, unfurnished pat., utilities pa1d, adults only. no pets . Call 446 3437 or 446 - 3111 . Unfurnished 2 bdr . in Crown City Call 614 - 256 - 6520 . 2 bdr . apt. newly decorated . SSO to S200 per mo . ut+lties part . paid . Call675 - 5104or 6 75 -5386 . large hom e. large yard. S3 50 mn . 520 0 deposit Ca ll 446 -7157 Available soon 2 bdr house w1th garden & utility bu +ld mg, 4 mi o ut Rt 588 by Fa irfiel d Churc h Ref & d~p . re qUired 3 bdr . house 2 m1 from HMC 5195 m o . S100 dep Ca /1446 - 3617 clean . no pets, ad u lts only , deposit & reference re quired Cat1614 -446 - 1519 . 513 lhird Ave, S 135 mo .. adults only, deposit re qutred Call 614 -446 -4222 between 9 - 5 . 2 rm turn . efficiency apt . carpeted throughout. S 175 m o .dep & ret required . Call 614 -446 -4607 o r 446 - 2602 Delu•e 1 BR Apt. Gallipolis, garag~ . CA, no pels, no children. dep & ref. Call 614 -256 1529. 1 bedro om Apt 5196 mo . Ho use tor re nt near Me+gs M1ne No 1. 3 bP.drooms . S225 mth . 5100 dep o sit Ci:!ll 614 742 2 1 26 1nc luding utilities . Equal Hou si ng Opportunity Con tact Village Manor Apts . 3 b edroom h o u se lo r re nt S250 per m o nth Ca ll 614 - R1ver sid e Apts Middleport Special rates for Senior C+tizens $130 . Equal Ho us· ing Opportunit+es 614 . 992 6879 4 r oo m hou se ncar Point Pleasant. c+ty water . rcfren c es requ •red . 30 4 - 675 - 5B B4 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr tra•ler full\1 furnished . go od locat 1o n . sec l'lep req Call 446 -8558 M o bile hom e furm shed . AC . +deal for 1 or 2 men , beautiful rtv erv+ OW Fosters Trailer Park Ca ll446 1602 2 bdr unturn+shed . extra n ice . 2 m1 out a n At 588 . S2 00 m o. adults only Call 446 2300 12X55 . 2BR . 1n country , S 100 deposit . 5175 mo Call 614 · 367 -0 478 Mobile ho me for rent o n 0 J White Rd . ju st bef o re Pros pe c t Church A d. 4 mi . from t'losp•tal 3BR . Iorge master br. ex . stora ge. lg . bath , mostly furn+shed . nice lot . gar~~tge . no childre n . no pets Call 614 -446 -3643 Wise · man Real Estate Agency . 3 bedroom trailer . extended livingroom . S 100 deposit. S250 mo . plus utilit +es, also have roo m s f o r rent Prefer mal es . See at 314 3rd St ., Kana uga 2 bdr mobtl c homes. ret S. dep required . Ca ll 614 - 256 - 1922 614 -992 -77B7 . 992 -7721 Furn+ she d 1 & 2 bedroom apartments . Midd le port. Adult s. no pets. sec urity deposit Call 614 - 992 - 3874 . 2 bedroom furnished apt in Middleport. $205 a month . includes utilities Deposit . Cat\ 614 · 992 -7177 after 6 p.m Newly remodeled 2 bed ro o m . equipped kitchen . S225 Deposit required . Call 614 · 992 · 5319 or 992 - 2815 . Newly redecorat ed. 1 bed room . partially furnished. $225 . Deposit required . Call 614 -992 - 5319 2815 . 0' 992 - 1 & 2 bedroom furnishAd apts C811614 -992 - 5434 or 992 -5914 2566 . 0' 304 - 8B2 - APARTMENTS , mobile homes, houses . Pt Pleasant and Gall ipolis 614 - 446 · 1090 2 bedr oo m apt and single a,oo em to 6 :00 pm . Furnished Rooms rent Sleeping Rooms And light rooms . Parkhouse Centralkeeping Hotal. Call 614-446 -0756 Sleeping room S 125.- utilities paid . Share bath . male only. Range & refrig . 919 2nd. Ave ., Gallipolis. Cell 446 -4416 alto' 7 PM . u1ilities. Call614-992-5545 days or aveings 614 ~ 949 - Parlt, Route 33. Nortt-. of Pomeroy. Large lots . Call 614-992 -7479 . 5B04. loretta ' s Guns. 446-1B22 . rear 2310 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. Varmint hunte r target shooter. we have a selection of Smith & Wesson bolt action high power rifles . light & medium weight barrels . These are the delu~te finish \lers ions and reflect S & W 's peerless workman ship and quality throught out Retail prices &435 · S465 . l o r e t t a 's S310- S320 . Leupold scopes & mounts in stock . We have a good selection of S & W and Colt handguns at similar discounts Class 3 items available by July 1 Open 7 days, BAM to 1 OPM Rem . 20 ga . slugs $2 .75 for 5 55 gal. aquarium complete with stand, lights, motor filter, gravel, plants. ther mometer, tropical fish. big Angel fish, S200 or best offer . Also 19 " B Panasonic 9)( . con d . $60 or best offer. Call 446 B114. Porcelain double sink . with drain boards, $25 Com mode $25. electralu..: sweeper - power nozzle S100 Cull 614-388-9809 . Riding mower , good cond .. S375 . Call 446 -4426 Used Furniture : livingroom suite. upright freezer. king size bedding Corbin & Snyder Furniture. 955 Second Ave .. Gallipolis. 446 - 304-676-2267 . Whir lp ool washer. very good condition Call 614 - 247 2684 after 4 p .m . For sale or trade, air condi tioner 8500 BTU 575. 1974 Chevy Caprice . Infant c ar seat e11c. con . Toddler's snowmobi le suite. size J . Call 614 9B5-4335 . Top soil and till dirt deli vered . 304 - 675 -7771 1983 250 J wheeler , small2 wheel bike; swing set; elect ric motorcyc l e for pre schooler . Phone 304 -675 6277 after 7 304 - 675 - 7541 _ Electric exercise rollers. TV & Applian ces. 627 Third Ave ., Gall+polis, 614 -446 1699 Spin washer s. gas & e l ectri c dryers . auto washers . gas & electric ranges . refngerators . TV sets even+ngs . Just received 2 loads of Cresoted buildings , barn type , good selection. Galli polis Block Co .. Pine St.. Gallipolis. Oh Call 446- GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers, refrigera tors . ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances. Upper Ri\ler Rd . be9ide Stone Crest Motel. 614 - 446 -739B . Washers & dryers $69 .95 & $79 95· This week only . Hupp's Appliances & Glassware . corner At . 141 & Rt 7 Call 446 -B033. Electric refrig eralor & elect · ric stove in good cond . Call sq . yd Call 614 -992 -6173 Building. remodeling, vinyl and elumn siding. Free esti· mates . 304 -676 -3981. Awning. lifetime guarantee. 4x8 New sold S200 .00 will se ll $50 .00 All hardware included . 304 -675 - 6262 . 1973 school bus. 66 pas sanger . 6 ,800 btu air cond . Two gas lawn mowers . Aiding lawn mower . Elac weed eater . Used reteriga tor . 1304- 675 - 6512 after 4,oo lUMBER-Rough cut. 011k. poplar. 2x4 , 2x.6. 2•8. 1 x4. 1 ,._6, 1 xB. length available. 8 ft . through 16 h Hogg & Zuspan. 304-773 - 5554. Now open for busineas, Mountain State Block. At . 33. New Haven . Complete masonry supplies. 4" , 8", 1 2" block . Delivery service. 56 Pets for Sale 63 71 Livestock ~ILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor -outdoor facilities AKC Doberman puppies : Stud Service . Call 614· 446 · 7795 Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 614-367 7220 Reg . Quarter horse mara, gentle, healthy. well trained eaay rider . Call 614·446 - 77t t . For sale - Reg. Holstein bulls, out of high producing dams . Call 614-286-2496 . 3 yr . o ld pure hereford bult. Briarpatch Kennels Profes· !!iional All -breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding faci lities Pick up and delivery service English Cocker Spaniel puppies Call 614 -388 - 9790 Call 614-992-7458. Cows & Calves. elso bred heifers. 304- 895 - 3319 . Hay & Grain 64 Good mixed hay 91 .25 bale Cell 446-0373. Good miud hay, $1 .25 in field , 304-676-5579. PAl NTING - interior and u terior. plumbing, roofing, some remodeling. 20 vrs . '77 Brown Chevy half ton pickup with 360 V - 8 , 48,000 miles . With fiber glass top. AC. sliding win dow. c lean interior. auto. exp . Call 614-388 -9652 . PB, work . $1,800 .00 . 304-675 2255 after 5PM. Kittens for sale. part Hima layan & Siamese . Call61 4 - 992 -71 3B AKC Alaskan Malamule (dog). 1'h Year. gentle, S1 00 .00 304-675-2225 2 AKC Silver female Poo - dles, 304-882 -3672 . 72 GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, scotchguard -water e~ttrac ­ tion. deodorizers. FA EE esti mates. Reasonable rates . Trucks for Sale 7:30 8 :00 ANNIE I I'!ON'T USTEfl T THAT KiNO 0' TALK' PROFE%0fl Gene Smith. 992 -6309 . 1971 GMC Step Van . trade S - 10 - 1982 - V6,4 Transporlation Topper . Call 614-446- Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used cars . Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 East ern Ave ., Gallipolis Call 614-446 -2282. 1972 Mustang Grande . 302. auto.. good on gas. $1000. Call 446-1326 . 1983 Pop-up truck camper will sell camper on ly · or with 1982 GMC V2 Ton Truck . Fetty Tree Trimming , stump removal . Call 304 · 675 - Call614-446- 1294 . 1331 . 1977 Chevy 350. P. B .. P .S .. RINGLE ' S SERVICE expe- 26. 000 miles. good cond . $3BOO. Ph. 379 -2746. rienced roofing . including hot tar appl ication, carpen ter. electrician. mason_ Call '78 Ford Courier. 5 speed, long bed , good cond. 304 - 675 -20BB 4560 . $1 ,900 . phone 304-675 3489 . GET your SHIP 57 Musical Instruments 2726. 2 Sunn model 1 5 in . PA cabinets, 1 Fender Bassman 215 cabinet . 2 monitor cabinets. 1 Forisa 61 note organ. Ca ll 614 - 992 - 6524 . 2 yr old Kimball Artist console piano . Oak cabi n et. 52100 ., new. will se ll for S 1500 Bench included. Call after 4.00. 614 -992 - 5465 . Piano for sale. Wanted : Responsible party to assume sma ll month ly payments on spinet. console piano. Can be seen locally . Write: {in clude phone number) Credit Manager. P .O . Box 521. Beckemeyer. II 62219 19B1 Mazda GLC . 614-446-1 336 . Call 1978 VW Rabbit. good tire. good cond .. good mi leage. $1550 . 4230. Ca ll 614-446 - 1976 Monte Carlo, good cond .,$1400. Call 614 · 446 -3243 afte< 5pm . 1978 Diesel VW Rabbit su nroof. good tires. great mileage. 82 .000 . Call 614 - 245-6016. 1975 Mercury marquis $1,400 . 1977 LTO Squl'e wagon $1.500. 1979 Fiesta S2,000 . Call after 6. 614 - Black raspberries. Point Pleasant. 304 - 675 - 1365 . Water we ll s commercial and domestic. test holes, pump sales and service . 304 -895 - 61 Farm Equipment Tractor. model B with culti vators . Call614 - 256-6417 . 450 Farmall tractor, wide front end with loader, 3 pt . hitch. good condition . S1,900 . Call 9367 . 614 - 3BB - Big Discounts on new and used tractors and hay equip· ment. Siders Equipment. 1979 Chevy Caprice Clas· sic, 2 dr, ac, ps, V-8 engine. body good condition. axe. performance . Wi ll consider all offers . Ca ll 1514 - 992 7412 after 5 p .m 304-675 -7421 . 1970 Oliver 1 660 Model $4 , 500 .00 . Cub tractor with 6 pieces of equipment $2_000 .00 . 1982 Moto<eycle V-45 Mas . 9 3.1 00 .00 . 304-676-7337 day 676 6574 evenings Wanted to buy, a nice boys bicycle, 16 in . Call 458 - 3349 . 1997. 62 Wanted to Buy 8 :30 9:00 Basement Remodel ing. siding. interior ----~------ ' and ex:terior. te .. tured coat - rt break my heart f 74 Motorcycles 1977 Harle-y Davidson low l rider . Call 446 - 7015 after • I 1980 Harley Davidson Roadster 1000 CC. ex. cond ., S3200. 1983 Honda Express Moped. brand new. 50 CC. 9425 . Ca ll 614-446- 614-985-4418 . 73 Ford Torino Station Wagon. runs good. &300. Call614 -992-2065_ $400 . Cell 614-992-6161 . 79 Pontiac Trans Am, T -Top, now tires, 48,000 miles. outstanding condition . Call 1980 Harley Davidson FXYVG. Wide - Glide. Can be seen at Charley Fry res .. or 1981 CR 450. ca ll 304 576· 2738 before noon or after 5 :00 PM 75 614-992-6945. Toyota GT. liftback . 304-675-5149 after 5 . 1978 O lds. 4 door. V-6. air. PB. PS. AM -FM. cruise. phone 304-676-62B6 Call after 4 . 1978 Ford LTD, 4 door, new paint, PS, PB, A-C . 351 no rust, $1 ,960. 304-882-3376 . 1981 Honda Prelude. 5 apeed . many options . 53 . 000 mi l es. 85.400 Phone 304·896 -3326 after 5 30 304-372-2798 304-895-3654 . '71 Monte Carlo, good engine, body, enterior, ralley wheels, bad transmission, tires . or best offer . •soo.oo 304-876-7966. t982 Camo'o Z-28. black. grey Interior. loaded with eveything, mull sell , limestone, Sand, Gravel. Del ivered in Mason. Meigs, Gallia or pick up at Richards 19,200 . 00 . 304-6752189 . & Son . Cell 446-77B5 . 1976 Camero l T, new tires, new paint, AC, TW. AM -FM Plastic cisterns state approved, plastic septic tanks plastic culvert . metal cui ~ CliiiOit . 304-878-2228 . t 977 Chryoler. oullon wogon. AC. AM-FM radio. "10.00. Runo goOd, 304773-1139?. think o' pd li'l Spunk in ther· be in' et by th' 82 rats~ Plumbing & Heating Cor. Fourth and Pine Gall ipol i s. Ohio Phone 614 -446 - 3888 or Boats and Motors for Sale 16 ft. Sea Star. opeh bow. convertible top . side curtains. back enclosure, 115 hp Mercury. power tilt , power trim, low hours, custom trailer . Ca l l 614 - 379 -2822 afte' 6pm . 9 :30 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT ING . Rt . 1, Sox 355. Galli - Sea C loud 2 person viny l boat. brand new trade for queen size bed frame . Call and St .. 304· and Excavating Good - 1 EHavating, base ments, footers. dri11eways, septic tanks. landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 4537. James L Davison. Jr . owneJ J .A R .Construction Co _Ru - tland , Oh .614 -742 -2903 ; Basements . Footers, Con crete work, Backhoe 's, Do<rer & Ditcher, Dump truds , & water -gas - sewer electrical lines . BARNEY MAW WAS PAINTIN' AWAY-HAPPY AS A LARK-- 446 -7475 _ Correct Craft &. Ski Su · preme. family ski boats . New & used, Parkeraburg, wv 3'0 4-422 -8433 0' 304- 422 -2387. For sale or trade . 16ft. fiberglass boat with 40hp motor and trailer . 304 -675 - 84 Electrical AN' All OF A SUDDEN SHE GOT TH' HEE -CUPS & Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs. ser\lice . Authorized Singer Sales S. Service Sharpen Scissors Fabric Shop . Pomero-y . 614 -992 - 2284 . $1,800 . 00 6521. 76 85 General Hauling Call Jim Lanier. 304·675 7397 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers 87 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES l!o SERVICE , Open doily 9 lo 6 '30, Sot . 9 to 4. Cloood Sunday. U.S. Rt. 60, Coolville, Oh &14-887- 3388. .. , Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec . Ave ., Gall+p ol+ s 614 -446 -77B33 o• 614 446-1833. u z- e a m l_i PEANUTS WKRP In Cincmnati 0 :I: New Avengers John Steed a nd Pu rdey +nvest +· gate a m urd er th at leads them t o th e a German a +t plan e c rash th at happened '" 1945 (R) (60 m1n I (1'1Latenight America @ 1 All In the Family 'flo Different MiAmi Tn. n+ g hf s prog ram l oo ks at the tr ansformatton of Mt amt . Fl. from a on edtmenSional resort co m mu n it y +nt o an ex pandtn g intern at+onal cen t er {60 mm .) Q) +121 Nightline fa Gunsmoke 11 :45 Cil Carlin on Campus I tTELTAC XJ I 'IVHAI THEY CALLED T"E TEAM 'S PSYCH lAIR IST. \RAYPOD± (J r J Answer: THE Now arrange the c1rcl&d leners lo torm the surpnse answer . as sug· gestad by the above cartoon "K XI Xr [ I I I XJ (Answers lomorrow) It Yes terd ays Jumbles ICILY CRACK MADMAN GYRATE When I hey took thai lrop +cal vacai+O n. they appa +ently were sa-..11ng lhe+r mone y fo r th+s-A RAIN Y DAY Answ6r Jo1n tne Jumble lowers Fan Club and receive sb e ighl-wmd S ur.• J u•nbles every m~th F01 lree samples write to Jumble Lovers Fan C+ub, clo trl s newspape1 , BoK 5241 , Grand Central 51a110f1 . New Yo!'\ , N Y 10 t 63 lncludt~ ~0\JI name , addre $S andzlpcode . --- BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby A maxim for all seasons NORTH the sayings associated with l he mundane aspects of human endeavor are applicable to bridge. All of this brings us to today's deal, botched up nicely by declarer. South won the ace of 6-27-8< • 10 2 • A6 • 6 42 +KQJ1081 EAST • A; 3 WEST • 64 • Q J 10 7 • Q 10 8 ; +A 6 2 hearts in dummy and immediately led one back_ If he • K 9 81 could ruff his third heart in dummy. he would have 10 • J9 7 3 • g; tricks. East was uncooperative . He won the heart king and played ace and another SOlJTII .KQJ 987 • ; 32 spade . tAK trumps and led a club, but Wesl held up one round. The + 73 ,. Easl South 2+ Pass 2• 3• Pass Pass West North Pass Pass Pa~ Pa~ Declarer drew result - down one in a con- Vulnerable ' Neilher Dealer: Soulh 4• tract that should easily have been made. South should realize that the defenders would play trumps . To counter this strategy, he should play low from dummy on the opening heart lead . Now there is no defense . If trumps are played, the ace of hearts is Opening lead ; •Q still an entry to dummy By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Our game is full of catchy expressions : "Cover an han~ or with an honor": "Third hand high "'; "Eight ever, nine never." The last expres- sion refers to the choice of plays when one is holding a suit with eight or nine cards missing the queen . Many of after the ace of clubs has been knocked oul. If a heart lS returned , the third heart can be ruffed. Remember this play. It IS frequently right to duck the first trick when you have communication or control problems in the deaL Meanwhile, have you figured oul what everyday saying was forgotten by declarer' Try "Haste makes waste"~ /NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ~aW~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 1-\everberatc 1 Nicknaml' few 40 Worstt:'cl'-; Hemmgway ·H Red a s a - 5 Less OOWN arcelerall·d I Gloomy aura 2 Dommgo's II lnsh Islands 12 Distillery 's refuse 13 speC'lalt~ :~ Enwm~ratl' 5 Short run 6 Crazy article 8 Pu b !I Hrfmed 1711Lal.i F'1gure of speech 20 Not cooked 21 Political cartoonist 22 A Columbus ship 23 Ill-fitting Yesterday's Ans wer 22 Hawa uan 29 Oper a segment 23 Vitureratcs 33 Hurt goose 7 S IOUX 16 - Tm T1n 18 8ecom1ng a lavry r r 4 l>ug 14 Cheered 15 Spamsh 24 Generally 10 Buhc!luan 25 rood r·cgim c n danc·cs 34 Debat<tblc 36 F erbe r's " So 16 Optmusll c 21 Playg r ound fixtu res 31 Network 19 F'ad II 25 Parkmg lli1SMJ1S 26 Noble Italian farrul y 27 Troll U Arena rhr.cr 29 \\orpheus' dQmain 30 - you there'' 31 Town person 1----c-+-f -- 32 Escape 35 Bathed. British style 37 Texas c1ty 38 Actress Stritch DAILY f'RYPTOQUOTE - U :2_ . 7_ Tonight Show :I Best of Groucho rs : Catlins 256 - 1141 0' 614 -446 1175 0' 61 4 -446 -79, . 614 -256 - 1743 0' 614 -256 Parts for 76 Dodge Colts. 1120. Call 814-256-9364. JIMS WATER SERVICE 7 Duck Factory Ao· l and has tr o ubl e confess +n g to h+ S fa the r th at he hns g1ve n up d e nti Stry to draw a duck ·;r PKA Full Co n ta ct Kar ate jo ~ !] What Do Childre n Thtnk Of When Th ey Th1nk o f rh e B omb~ To nig ht' s prog ra m explore s how children are awar e of n u clear war by look +ng at th e n ga m es and the tr rei a t +OnSh ipS 10:00 0 } 'f St. Elsewhere 0 r Ehr!+ c h f+n a lly wed s Rob · erta and Joan Halloran m a ke s so m e sp ec+a l p lans f o r h e • dy+n q fath e r (R) (60 m+n ) '1' MOVIE : ' Blue Thunder· I MOVIE · 'W h ose Life Is It , Anyway ?' :.? Brighton Beach On e o f Brook lyn . New York 's mo re co l orful ne+ghborh o od s +S exammed (A) (60 m+n) fit Independent News 10:30 3 My little Margte ffi Graffiti Rock 10:45 5 TBS Evening News 11 oo ~ to 12 News 1 Another life A SportsCenter j News/S ports / Weather 9 Dave Allen a1 la rge fi Newswatch 1 L30 James Boys Water Service Also pools fi ll ed . Ca ll 614 ~ Johnson Water Service. Call 0 '.'/. 11 15 -~ ESPN's Horse Aac1ng Weekly 304 - 675 - Auto Parts & Accessories Flipper Auto Racing '84: SCCA Super Vees Cove ra ge of lh +S ra c+ng ev ent +S p re· sented fr o m Mllwnukee . WI (60 m+n ) 'I'· ffi L2 Fa ll Guy Tem sends Col t alter a dang e rous 'h+t lady · (R) (60 m •n) 0 fQ Cros s road s (PREMIERE) Bill M o yers and Cha rle s Kuralt look at life. peo pl e and eve nts o f t he world (6 0 m+n) 2 11 Wa lk Through th e 20th Century with Bill Moyers ' The Image Mak · ers · Bd l M oyers ex p lores the r+se a nd +nflu en ce a t publ, c re lat +o ns by lo o k+n g at two o f +t s p +on eers (6 0 mtn) (C lo se d Ca pt +oned] fE) MOVIE· ' Boemg. Boeing ' t ~ MOVIE : 'To Catch a Thief Ill 2 7 Facts of Life Wh e n Jo d+scovers that she do es n' t have ~ no ugh mo n ey to go hom e fo • Chr+stmas . B la+r make s h e• a ge ne rou s oiler (A) [Ci d' S~d Cap t+ o ned] fi1 Odd Couple 6048 . 16ft. Bass boat . 66hp motor. trolling motor. Cf+ (I Real People To ntght' s program fea tur es a sp ecia l reunton of the Ba taa n Death M arc h su rv+ vors . a ballet o n water sk •s and a hu sba nd and w1f e p olice team (R) (60 m1 n) ·I J MOVIE: ' Right of Way' l a u~ht er 614 -446 -4477 83 I I I 0 CAR Penn Hill Pont+a c D ash from Pocono. PA Q. ' W fJ MOVIE · 'Dreams Don ' t Die ' 0 8 tO MOVIE : ' Atlcmi+ C C+ty' ~ [" ]1 Mark Russett Special Comed +a n Mark Russett presents h+s o wn b rdnd o f pol+t+ CJI h u mor · by t u rn+ ng today ·s news +nto fu el l o r CARTER "S PLUMBING ANO HEATING SHUlAW' S · Plumbing Heating, 211 Si~th Point Pl easant. W . Va 675 - 5420 . Licensed insured . CHITH 3 700 Club 4 Auto Racing '8 4 NAS You said is name wuz Spot! ------ polis . Call 614 - 367· 0576 call 614-742 -2468 . $3500. 1976 Ford Torino station wagon . 4 door. auto. PS. PB, AC. good condition . simulated brick and 1 stucco, thermo rep lacement ----------1 windows . 304 -675 -1660 . 614· 949-3021 . Interceptor, Used stero ESS speakers, Kenwood 40 wt Am -Fm receiver. BIC cassette JVC turntable . Chain saw McCulloch Mac 140, 14in , 10 months old . 304 -895 - p . m . Rogers Waterproofing . 1980 Ford Bronco . very clean and good shape . priced to se ll . 304 -675 2663 atter 5 pm . 1976 Honda CB 360T 6.600 mi les. $700. Ca ll Celica WATER - 614 -237-0488. 9 e.m lo 5 67 Chevelle Super Sport good condition; 78 Jeep CJ5 fair condition . Call 1981 BASEMENT PROOFING . Unconditional 614- 446-0930 0' 304 -675 - . lifetime guarantee . local references furnished . Free 7446. estimates . Ca ll collect 1 - 7310 after 5 :30pm. Farm Supplies & Liveslock 3802 . 1979 Chevy Beauville Van , loaded , $5200 firm . Cal l 5PM . Fruit & Vegetables 304 -675 - Vans & 4 W . O. 73 THOSE "TURKEYS M':RI:N'T KIDDING WHEN THEY SI>.ID THEY USUALLY KEPT CRITTERS IN HERE! -::--:-----:--:-----,------ - 1 ing, 388 -8895 . : 58 huck $50 00 5393. MAN: bVH•nr1Arno6dand8obLee __,_ D _._ 'T ' A_) ALLEY OOP STEAMER . Water removal . furniture clea n ing. free esti mates. 304- 675 -2295 . 1980 Ford truck Explorer F1 00 . exc cand. $4. 500.00 . B ft . topper tor rz. ra SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 1983 Plymouth Colt 18.000 mi .• stand . shift plu5 acon· omy shift, air. Ca11614 - 379 - J1m Tabor sheds some l 1ght o n th e Sca nd1nav 1a n sport of o r tentee ring and June F lem1ng dresses up som e tro ut wit h herbs fo r a d mner al fresco [Closed Capt1o ned) D PM Magazine d:-1 He re Come the Br ides A.,1 SportsCenter ..§.. &l 'l l· Entertainment Tonight L Wheel of Fortune 0 (K1 Wheel of Fortune '9 Nightly Business Report j]l News •11' MacNei l/le hrer Newshour f1) Jeffersons U W Tic Tac Dough ':A..l Inside the PGA To ur I.' Family Feud 1_; love Connection Q '8 Family Feud ~g Dr . Who T01Wheel of Fortune il) GJ.1 People's Court tiJ One Day at a Time () MOVIE' ' Raggedy Man · 675 - 0' carpet HE'S A qENIU5 AT SELFEON 16 A ftOOO ,-J A'OVI~Irr.'GIMG.I MAN! ... AN' A fiEN/US.' RON ' S Te levision Service . Special izing in Zenith and Motorola. Ouazar, and house calls . Call 304-676 2398 0' 614-446-2454 spd., 1336. 71 - -: :- - H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding . roofing. room addition. storm windows . stone. Call 614 - 367-0409 m 614-367 -7244 . AM -FM . Needs body ... TH~ ft'eT6RiS RlJNNit-16 IN 1H' CAB. ~::::::::~ Ca ll 614-38B-9857 or sell. Call614-446 -4337 Doberman pups, registered, shots. tails docked . Call 614 -992 -7368 . - - - - - - -- - - lc - Home Improvements C%AY... LET lit M'(WALLH U Ci: 'I• NBC News CD Ri fleman @ Mazda Sportslook l[) (i) [2) ABC News llJ (I)~ CBS News rJ ] Great Outdoors Hos t BORN LOSER 614 -38B-9790 . Oragonwynd Cattery Kennels. AKC Chow puppies. Siamese kittens . new litters CFA Himalayan and Persian kittens . Ca11614 - 446-3844 after 6 . PlACE. l WANT TO SET THE FUlL- 6'30 304-8B2 - sell $11.000 .00 . sl304675-71 10. some Professional All Breed Dog Obedience Training . Individual & classes available . Call FINAle. SURE. l AlWAY,; WAIIITED TO I<"'OW WHAT IT FEEL~ li~E TO 6E A ROCK !5TAR.. PICTURE. Marcum Roofing & Spout ing . Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience . specializing in built up roof . 1984 Pontiac Fiero S .E., black, fully loaded . 3 mon1hs old. paid $14.000 .00 will PS, '11 Cadillac Coupe DeVille. fully lo11ded. body and ente· rior A - 1 shape . RUns good . verts, RON EVANS ENTER PRISES, Jackson, Oh &14286 -6930 . 1975 VW Rabbit, gasoline type, good tires. brakes and exhaust . $700 .00 . See at Cochran's EII.Xon , 304 - 675 - MOVIE: 'St. Helen s· (_I) Nuws/ Spons/Weather (I) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour 1Til Powerhouse fl) Star Trek WA~H, 60 UP TH~R~ AND TAKe TMI!i 1111~~11116 GUY'6 ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAllE THEFC I. ..., (J . . .. . (I) New Treasure Hunt Cl) Fishin' Hole 7:00 1649 . Sean Coldspot. chest type freezer. 10 . 2 cu ft. Knauff Firewood Reduced prices thru July 31st . Have your own seasoned wood thi1 winter . 614 - 266-6246. News Autos for Sale B1 304-e?e-6286 . 54 Misc. Merchandise s,oo u m cu e oc ® m C!2l Services 675-3677. 1-;:;=;==;=====- EVENING W~WcR~ 11<1 THE MIDDl~ OF OUR81~ 11 Unscramble these four Jumbles. one lener to each square . to lorm four ordinal) words . 6/27/84 C2J $3,200 . 00 2241. 1}jf\}N"} ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ® WEDNESDAY 18ft. Prowler tandem axle, rear bath and AC. Sleeps six . Complete Package 1978 2 door Pontiac Grand Pri~. PS, PB, air. cruise control. VB, 301, black . 3519 . MAJOR CRIME UNiT'S WAR ROOM'-" 8 ft. 1980 Coleman folding pickup truck camper, sleeps 4 . gas stove. ice box . E~tc . con. Calf614 - 992 ~ 6030 . Clothesline posts , swing frames . all types . Picnic tables . Free deli11ery . 304 - 6100.00. Phone 304 -675- ~NCLUOING THE 18ft. camper self contained. awning "with screened in room . $1,500 or best offer, Call 446 - 1943 anytime . · 675 - 7541 . evenings $50 .00 . 304-675 -4210 . ---,..--,"T-POUCE HQ- The Daily Television Viewing CAPTAIN EASY White pine desk . 525. 304 - Hereford c ow, freshen Aug . 1st. 1100 l bs, S475 .00 . Sickle bar mower. Gravely tractor 42in . S100 .00. Aell type mower for Gravely BIG 8ROTI-ER H.'\5 PHONE TAPS AND BUGS INSTALLED 27B3. $75; new . 304 -675 7541. Metal bui ldings built to your needs Garages, storage. warehouse. farm. etc . Free Estimates 304 - 675 - 3981 DICK TRACY 446-4312 evenmgs 7541 Ohio 1984 8 ft . truclt camper like new . sleeps 4 , ret .. stove . Call 65 Building Supplies Wi c ker high back King chair . no_ 27 1984 1972 19 112 Aristocrat, self contained. bath. frig ., stove. sleeps six. air conditioned , large awning. good condi tion, e2,450 or otter . Cal 446- 1 228 days. nights 1 304- 522· 9469 collect. · 3 window air conditioners . 1171 . 614 -446 -0322 Trailer space for rent. Call COUNTRY MOBILE Home Firewood c ut up slabs S 1 5 pickup load Call 614 · 245 - Brown wicker chest with door . S6 0 00 . 304 - 675 · 3 rooms ~tnd bath. e•tra n ice G o od location _Deposit and refren ces required S225 . month . 304 - 675 - 614-367-7438. 2216 . Shag carpet with pad, red 12x12 alao pink 10x12 . Trampoline . 304 - 676 - 446-7711 Used Furn+ture Chairs . dryers . and TV ' s. 3milesout Bulavill e Ad _ Open 9am to 6pm . Mon _ thru Fn . 9am to 5pm . Sat Carpet for rentals for S 3 99 46 Space for Rent 1 bedroom apt . in Middleport . 6135 a month plus Sofa. chair , rocker, otto man, 3 tables , (extra heavy by Frontier). S685 . Sofa . chair and loveseat. 5275 . Sofas and chairs priced from 5285. to S895 . Tables. S45 and up to $125 . Hide-a· beds . S440 . and up to S525 .. Recliners . 5175 . to S375 .. lamps from $28. to $75.5 pc . dinettes from $99 .. to 435 . 7 pc . $189 and up _ Wood table with six chairs $425 to $745 . Desk $110 up to S225 . Hutches. S550 . and up. rnap le or pi ne finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses. 5250 . and up to $395 . Baby beds. $11 0 . Mattresses or box springs, full or twin, 558 .. firm. 568. and S78 . Queen sets , 5195 . 4 dr . chests 542 . 5 dr . chests . S54 _ Bed frames. S20 .and $25 .. 10 gun - Gun cabinets. $350 Gas or electric ranges $375 Baby mattresses. S25 & $35 . bed frames $20, S25, & $30, king frame $50 Good selection of bedroom s uites . cedar chests. ro c kers . metal cabinets . sw i\lel rockers . 614 -3B8 -9331 For Apartml!!]t for R e rft 3159 pm 45 Call 614-992 -7314 o' 992 6215 . sao. Twin bed complete with mattress & boll springs . Twin antique iron bed . Ca ll 12x60 2 bedroom mobile home. partly furn ished , Ra cine area . Ca ll 614 -992 · 2 bedroom , total electric with central air. on East Main St ., Pomeroy above car wash , fully furnished . 62 Olive St .• Gallipo lis . New & used wood 8r coal sto\les. 6 piece wood li'Jing room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399. bunk beds comp lete with bunkies $199. 2 piece antron li'Jingroom suites $199. l'llntron recliners S99. other recliners maple dinette sets $179 , box springs & mattress twin or full S 100 set regular -firm $120. maple dinette chairs $35. wash stands S34, maple rockers S59, 7 piece chrome dinette set $149. 5 piece dinette set 599. used bedroom suites. refrigera tors . ranges . chest. dressers. wr+nger washers . TV 's. dryers. & shoes . Ca l l614 - 446 - Nico 1 ond 2 bedroom unfurnished apartments 304 - 675 - 2218 before 6 304-882 -2525 ''om Call 614-992 -259B . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 8221 House for rent i n Crown City Call 614 -256· 6058 2 bedroom mobile home . adults only. Fo r sale o r rent . 51 Household Goods 614-256 62 30 0< 614 -2566002 bedroom apt in New Haven . 585B Merchandise LAYNE'S FURNITURE 4 rooms & bath. furn+shed. Unfurn1shed 6 room house 1 ' 1? bath , gla ss ed +n ba c k porch . garage with 10 ft . drive storm w~ndows , no pets . dcpos•t & ref requ+ red Call 446 - 2543 5553 . message 446 -37B6 3 bd r . hou se deluxe . ce ntral air. po ol etc Call 675 - 5104 o r 675 -5386 . Warehouse or storeroom . 25~t50. for furniture. lumber, roofing , insulation. paneling. equipment or other use Call 1· 614 - 486 · 4 - H horse show outfits tor girls . hats. boots . Call 614· 27, 79 Motors Homes & Campers by Larry Wright evening 882· 3239 . building lots with ol d br ick 44 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Phone day 304-882-2222. nice house o n W ater St over looking river Cal l 614 -992 - 41 54 Misc . Merchandise 1714. Farms for Sale buildings , Wednesday, June is Here's how AXYili.RAAXR I . 0 N G F E I. I. 0 W to work it : One letter si mply stands for a nothrr In 1his snmple A is u sed for lhP thr<' c I .'"-. '\ for lh r two O's, f'tc Stn g lt• ]('tt ers. apostrophe£, th e l<'n ~ th and forn1 <+tinn of lh£' wn rrls arf' a~l hints . Each d a~ 1he r ode )('tt <'rs ar(' difTen,nl CRYPTOQUOTES OXUWNGUE CE JEVH EG XUV OEF'ZV SGB UXOI.EQX E U V Z X F' 0 X S V- QEVEYXGUZEW. E U XU V NM M 0 XX B NK . U vzx F' 0 X S V- W 0 E L E J X F' X U. - ONCXOV AXGGXBR Veslerday's Cryploquole: ALL HAPPY F AMIIJES RESEMBLE ONE ANOTHER, BUT EACH UNHAPPY F' AMILY IS UNHAPPY IN ITS OWN WAY . - LEO TOLSTOY �Page- I 2-The Daily Sentinel June 27, 1984 Ohio Inside today: 14 referred to eye specialists after screening By the Bend ...... Pages 6, 7, 8 Classllleds ....... Pages8, 9,10 Comics-TV ............ , Page 11 Fourteen persons wcrr referred to eye special1sts as "s uspects" in the free glaucoma SCI'('{'nings June 4-8 when 372 people were checked at Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. The screening was provided by the Ohio Afflllate, National Society to Prevent Blindness. According to the Ohi o Society, gla ucoma is the lf'ading ca use of irreversible hlindnPss in Ohio. affecting 90,00'J resid ents, half of whom are unawar£> the y have the disease SinCf' symptoms do not normally appear until permanf'nl da mage has occurred , thP society urgPs persons over 35. thosP with a familv history of glaucoma. and those who have not had a complrt e £>ye examination within thf' last two years. to have their l"'Y £-·~ rhrcked Glaucoma scrr·(•m ngs an• onP of man:..· sight -saving s£'tYicf's of th(• Society toPrew•nt l1llndn£•ss. whi ch is supported so l i'!~ · by \'Oiuntary contributions from th E' public. Special Olympics•..Page 7 Weather Death! .......... ,........ Page l2 Edliorials ...... ,......... Page 2 We R818Mt The Right Um~ Quantities. Sports .............. Pages 3, 4, 5 STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM Some cloudlness toolgbt. Low ~- Upt westerly wtnds. Friday, considerable cloudllless with a sUgltt chance of showers or llnmderslomls. High around 80. Chance of rain 20 percent tonlgltt and 30 percent Friday. POMEROY, OH. PRICES IN EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 30, 1984 Vol .34, No.54 Hall trade pays off...Page 3 • at y e 298 SECOND ST. About the economy...Page 2 Survival. .. !Continued from pa ge II hoping that it just won 't be another fad in :vleigs County. "The way everybody talks. I think it will catch on," CarvWillford said . "I hope it l> herre to sta)' . I will say It 1s just a fad right now. but I hope it ls here ro for :1 long fimf' ." Thl? winner is thl? tpam that captures th e other's na g and returns to a home base. No prize is awarded to the winner. " Il ls just a ga me to set' if you arc USDA CHOICE . $109 Chuck Roast • • • lB. By CLIFF HAAS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON lAP) - Urged on by President Reagan, Congress has approved a compromise deficit-reduction package of more than $50 bUllon in tax Increases and about $13 billion in spending cuts that will be felt by everyone from welfare I ecipients to wealthy eoqx>rate executives. The Senate, voting 8.1-15, gave the measure final congressional approval Wednesday night, clearing the way for the president tD sign the package into law. The House approved it 268-155 earlier in the day. Reagan sent letters to legislators Wednesday reiterating his "support ror this major element of the deficit-reduction package," adding it "will help ensure that the economic recovery now under way Is sustained in the months and years ahead." Under the package: - The one-year holding period on capital gains will be estle spending measure, along with previous actions, represents about two-thirds of the election year action Congress and the president have contemplated to make a modest "down payment" on reducing the $600 billion in federal budget deficits expected through 1987. By DONNA BRYSON As.o;ociated Press Writer COLUMBUS. Ohio tAP) - A state utility watchdog is evaluating a report charging that mismanagement at theZimmerpowerplant has cost more than $1 billion, but one lawyer says she thinks the charge Is well-documented. Ollio C{lnsurners' Counsel lawyer Janlne Migden helped pf'f'sent a synopsis of the report Wednesday to the Counsel's Cittzens' AdVJsory Committee at a meeling in Cit~ Council chambers. . $139 lunch Meats • • • lB. smar1er than the other guys -- to S('f> Hospital news VETERANS MEMORIAL ThP Long Botlom Community Asscx:iation will mt't't thiseveningat 7:30 al the community buildrng. RPfreshments will be servro . Five fined, nine forfeit bonds F ive defendants wen• finN:! and nine ot hers forfeited bond s in the court of Pomf'roy Ma yor Richard Seyler 1\J('<;(jay night . Fined were Dway11e Qua Us and Tim Coa ts, Pomeroy , failure to comply, pay pf'f'vtous fines plus $2.'\ each; Rick ICf'nhower, Pomero,·. $16.3 and costs. rPCklcss operation, $113 and costs. df'struct ion of villag<' property : Jeffrey Russell, PomProy. $.l>, traffic light \'iOlation ; Benton Pht!l ips. Pomcro\'. open fla>k, $&land costs Fortriling bonds were Carl Morri s, Rutland, $50. sp<'<>d; Harold Meadows, Mascn , $4R, speed; '- inda CarpcntPr, Middlepon. $.1.1, Wcgal left tum; Sharo!Snydct·. Wat erford, $63, taffic light violation; M art in M cAllgus, Pomerov, $6.1. tllcgal traffic light vio lat ion; Bill Wails, Malta, III .. $6.'3. traffic light vtola· tion; Jimmv Tavlnr. Fostroi a, ll">l. GRADE A HOLE Chickens • • • • • • • • • lB. FRESH PORK BUTT .. 59¢ Steak/Roast • • • • lB. The report , made by the independ. enl consulling firm or O'Brien. Kreltzberg and Associates for the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, estimated the cost of mismanage· ment at Zimmer at $1.3 billion if plans to convert the plant from nuclear-to fossil -fueled are com~ Ground Chuck. • • • lB. By The Associated Press Scattered showers and thunder· storms dampened parts of the nation's midsection early today, dumping up to 2 inches of rain on drought -stricken cent raJ Texas, w hile most of the nation basked under sunny skies. Tornadoes touched down over~ nigh t near the South Dakota towns of Little Eagle and Mobridge, but no injuries or damage were wported. BUCKET Cube Steak ••••• . $199 LB. 'BE A CLOWN- RoUer Brothers Circus arrived in Pomeroy and with them they brought two clowns who tolU'ed Pomeroy Wednesday. The tircus will have two shows today, one at 5:30 p.m. and one at 7:30. The Granted divorce GEORGIA Ci ndy Lou M cCarty wa sgranteda divorc'C' from T<·rry VlcCarf)' in Meigs County Common Plms CoUI1 for gross negll'ct of du tv . In Common Plms l'oun. M ikf'T. Manlpy of Middlepor t wa' smt enced IU fivp six ·m ont !1 tPrms. Peaches • • • • • • • • • • lB. VALLEY BELL SCVing l'On<..'UITE'rlfiy. 2°/o Milk • • • • • • • • • • . $159 ManiC'y was cum·ielt'<.i of fin• CLEI!1·:LAND 1AP1 Th<• winning numbN drawn Tuesday night in ihr Ohio Lottery's dai ly game, " The Number." was 261. In the "Pick 4" gamP, played M onday through Friday. thP win· ning number wa> 3579 Gal. KRAFT AMERICAN THRIFT KING Singles • • • • • • • • • • • • 12 Oz. Mac./Cheese. • • ]II~ FLAVORITE DEL MONTE ·=cou 2 QT . SWEETENED COUPON ••••• • . . ''COUPOO' .. . •••.• . . ..'. . • ••••••• • •• ••••• • • • • • • • • KOOL-AID 2/79¢ ~ JlB. CAN ~649 Please • • I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I THANK YOU CHERRY Limit 3 Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat.. June 30, 1984 I • PIE. FILLING <;.OF FEE 8A6A5-030 + 8 limit Two Per Customer Good Only At Powell's • Offer Sat .. June 30, 1984. • • • MAXWELL HOUSE I I I I • I I $109 limit Three Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat., June 30, 1984 •• Gal. .. . . . ...... • ·····couPON······· • • • .., • SHURFINE SUGAR • •• • ,.# 5 Lb. Bag $}49 Limit Three Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat., June 30, 1984 By JOHN CHALFM'T Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio iAP) Taxpayers and school districts soon will be getting scme extra cash trom state government. The General Assembly has sent to Gov. Richard Celeste a $.'\0 million bill tapping into surplus state funds 10 glve taxpayers refunds of $7 and up. Alsc head ing for the governor's desk is a conferencc committee version of a bill spending $&i million in unex· pectJ'd profits from the Ohio Lottery ror primary and secon· dary education. After wrapping up work on those and olher measures. th<" House and Senate adjourned until July 31. Celeste praised Republican and Democratic leaders for whal he called "a very, very constru c tive l eg isla..ti ve SPssion." Ice Cream •••••••• Catsup • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1/2 32 Oz. Free clothing The Callia-Meigs Community Action Agency will hold il s fiT'<' clothing day for low lmcomr persons on Friday, June 29. from 9 a.m. untll noon. The Agency's clothing bank Is JocatJ'd In the old high school building In Cheshire. circus will be staged on I he grounds behind lhe ronner Pomeroy J unlor High School building, and is being sponsored by the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Omunerce. Taxpayers, school districts to receive extra cash spPt>d : Ortlton (~rn\T'r. PomProy-, Lott('ry winnPI"!l affect businesses and upper-income investors, one-fourth of ihe money raised would come from eliminating a new tax break for savers and by reducing the ta' benefit s available from income averaging. It also would make it more difficult to take a tax wMte-off ror expensive cars used for business and ror hom<' computers and other property uf.r perscnal U,.,. At tl1e sw11e time, the measure would lower taxes for certain low-income working families with chililren by increasing the earned~i neome tax credit. pleted and al $1.7 billion - the amount spenl on the project sc rarif it is abandoned. The ConsWTters' Counsel said customers should not be liable for costs of alleged mismanagement at Zimmer, but would not say until its evaluation is complele whether the estimates by lhe O'Brien Kreitzberg study were legitimate. Consumers' Counsel William Spratley could not say when his eva luation might be complete. The PUCO must decide whether Zimmer's ownC>rs can pass on costs of its con.:;;truction to customers. Ms. MigdPn said her agency intends to arguP before the PUCO that a state law and "what isfairand decent" should protect consumers from the costs of mismanagement. The Consumers' Counsel has questioned the feasibili ty of convet1 ~ ingZimmer to a coal·flred facility- scmet hing plant owners decided to do after learning the cosl to complete it as a nuclear plan! could top$3 billion. "The conversion is lechnically feasible," Ms. Mtgden said. " However. it may not be economically feasible." The O'Rrim Krcitzberg study was most critical of the project's ch ipf owner, Cincinnati Gas & E lecttic Co. Other owners are Dayton Power & Lighl Co. and. Columbus& Southern Ohio E lectrtc Co. · The study accused ('(;&E oi railing to recognize important differences between building a fossil -fuel plant and a nuclear racility . hiring an inexperienced. under-tra in!'d and underpaid slaff, and ignoring the importance of quality-control measures. Storms hit drought-stricken Texas $-16. sp<'i'd: Char h !.at h• ., . l.angsville. $17. spc<>d . count s of brmking and mtcring in homes in Middlepon . ThP incidents began in .July l98:l and coni inu!'d until April191\>l. Magnet Bank of Parkersburg filed a lawsu it in Common Pleas Court TuPSday . The suit S('('kS a judgrnrnt of $22.3.18 from Clyde .1. Morland of Coolvllle and Ethel Mane Morland of Vienna, W Va . The suit also swks to forN'lose of the mm1gage of the Morlands. Eleven df'fcndant s, inducting thf' Morlands w cff' namc•cll.n thf'" suit . Still tD be decided are savings to be made in the Pentagon budget. Despite the suppott of RPagan and congressional leaders, only 76 Republicans in the House voted for it and 86 opposed it. Democrats split 192-69 in favor of the plan. Senior senators scrambled to make sure that there would not be similar defection In that chamber. On the final Senate vote, 38 Democrats joined 45 RPpubllcans to pass the measure. Six Democrats and nine RPpublicans opposed it. While the tax Increases in the measure primarily Group reacts to study SUPERIOR if you can survive." tonight 2 Sections , 1"2 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . NewsJ)Oper Latest cuts "will be felt by everyone., Free litera turf' ma y bC' obtained Met>L~ enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 28, 1984 Copyrighted 1984 by writing to thf' soc if'~' <..tl Box 20'JJ, Columbus. Ohio 432lli. ADMISSIONS - Helen Beegle, ful cine; William Smith, Rutland; Kenneth Keese, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES - Garv Mat1in. Donna Lambe11, Enlf'st Bn?wrr. • ..' ' •• •'" He said his support for tax refunds had been a longstanding matter and was not prompted by pressure from either polling results or House Speaker Vernal C. Riffe Jr., DNew Boston, who origlna Ily proposed a refund mechanism. He dismissed a question about how taxpayers should spend their refunds, more than half or which will total only $7. "Well, If they're likemeltmay go with the allowance for their children In one week. It 's not a whole lol of money. But It is real money coming back to them for the first time In the history of this state," Celeste said. A month-long Senate deadlock on the lottery bill ended after Sen. Oliver Ocasek. D-Akron, decided to support it. I t then drew Republican support in the Senate, w hic h Democrats con· trol 17-16, and passed by a comfortable 24-8 margin. The House approved it 91 -5 moments later. Senate Presidenl Harry Meshel. D-Youngstown, said the compromise was the same one offered a month ago. "I think the game they (Republfcans) played was partisan politics. They simply saw an opportunity to embarrass the leadership or the Senate," Meshe! said . Ocasek and Republicans earlier had insisted that the bUI send the entire $ffi million directly to schools Instead of putting half of it into a rainy day fund. But Ocasek said thai after assurances rrom Ce!Pste and legislative leaders that the rainy day money would be spent for OHIO -~ -- -- Proposed Tax Relund •oooo "000 "'000 ,ooo 30000 "'" ' 00 '00 UYJ '00 1061 I OJ 100 1 ""' ""' 25 69 ' 00 •o 1 ~ (.1~ ~~ 11 5S 20119 ) 1 1'!9 schools, he agreed to the conference plan . It provides for a maximum of $40 million - instead of half the surplus - to be held In reserve. About $14.4 million will be used to cover anticipated shortages in several education accounts. Another $21.2 million will be used fo pay thf' state's share of school desegregation costs In Cincinnati, Lorain, Cleveland and Columbus. The res I of the money, about ~5 million, will be distributed directly to school dislricts at a rate of about $23 per pupil . Republicans maintained il was the first time they'd heard that part of the rainy day fund wou ld be used for desegregation costs. "All of a sudden it's been revealed to us we're talking about a court-ordered desegregation busing fund," said Sen. Cooper Snyder, R·Blanchester. "This isn't an enhancement lund, an excellence fund- it's a hocus-pocus fund." But Sen. Robert Boggs, DJefferscn , said current state law provides for state subsidies tD be reduced to cover the desegrega· tion costs. He said the lotlery proposal would avoid the need for such a reduction. The tax-refund bill is not expected to be ready for Celeste's signature until al least Friday. Taxpayers will receive 2 percent of their tax liability In 1983 or $7, whichever is greater. U lhelr total tax was less than $7, the total tax will be refunded. Scattered showers also were reported in abroad band rromTexasto Minnesota, with severa l ovemight storms scattf'red in New England and the Camlinas About 1'!, inches or r am soaked Abilene, Texas . overnight while golf ball -siz!'d hail fell on Selfridge, N D .. and winds gusted to 70mph near E l Dorado. Texas. The flood-plagued Plains enjoyed a day ol sunshine Wednesday, along with the upper Mississippi VallPV cast tothe AtlanticCoast. Fair skiPs also were reportfld in the central Rockies. the Southwest and Pacific Nort hwesl. For the rc'St of today, the weather SC'rvice forecast sca ltrred ram and thundershowe rs along the Allantic Coast. thf' caslem Gulf Coast , the lower Mic,sissippi Va lley, the Sout hwest and th<' Pacific Nort hwcst . 'Cyclist hopes to establish world record enroute to Olympic Games POINT PLEASANT Shri Deepak !~l e, in an attempt to establish a world r('C()rd, is riding across the Uniled Slates enroute to the 1984 Olympic Gam es in Los Angeles. Lele, 26. a nali vl'o r India, stopped over in Point Pleasanl fora brief rest Wednesday afternoon near Krodel Park. He was heading to Huntington for the night. Riding a monocycle. Lele. and his companions Prakash Diwan and Kulkarani Vikas, left the United Na tions building in Nl'W York Cil y June 6. A monocyc le differs from a unicycle in that a monocyelc is directly driVl'n by the speed or thr pedals. which makes 1t a bit more difficult to ride, :.•elc sa id. The trio exrx.:>c.·ts to a n·ive in LA August 6. and will attend the Olympics. They said th<>y ha,·e already purchased thf'ir tickcb . The entire JOUrney Will be O,IJXJ miles, with I ric pedaling anywhl'l'' from 40 to 45 miles a day. " We havr had VE'I)--' nicr co- operation from the Amrrican people," satd lA-Ic. who, in 1982. powered his monocycle miles urn across India. The bikers are along to escort Lrlf' in trafflc, but the 10-spcedbikPs havf' pruved to be no hmdera nce to !.Ric and tlis onc-whP<'led vehicle. ··I have had no problem in kCf'ping up w ith thr bicycles." he sa id . Staving ovrm ight in campgrounds. motels or chu rchcs has been an added benefit to lhe monoc_vciC' rc>Cord a II C'mpt . "We• hav·r made the friPndship of the U.S. p<'Upll•," L.clesatd. One may wonilpr how the trio will gf't back 10 their stal1ing point in. Nf'w York after complf'ting the long tr!'k . L.clr assutl's it won't be hy monocycle. "No, I'll takf' an airplane." he said. rubbing his backside. • . ....' ,.a~ · . . . '. • . -.. Pralulsh Dlwan (left), Deepak Lele (center on monocycle), and Kulkaranl Vlkas (right) passed through Point Pleasant on their way to the L .A. Olympic Games, which begin In CROSSO>UNTRY August. The trio started their ride June 6 from the United Nations building In New York City. The ride ls being perfonned to estahllsh a worid record for monocycle riding. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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